Almost 200 faces of humans and animals are presented in a vertical montage that captures a wide range of emotions and expressions.
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Almost 200 faces of humans and animals are presented in a vertical montage that captures a wide range of emotions and expressions.
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Synopsis
Faces fill the screen in "Falling Lessons," directed by Amy Halpern in 1992. The film features almost 200 images of humans and animals. It employs a vertical pan technique, allowing a cascade of expressions to unfold. Each face conveys emotion yet remains mysterious. This arrangement juxtaposes human and animal feelings, suggesting shared emotional experiences. The film invites reflection on identity and connection across different beings, prompting thought about understanding within and between species.
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Why Watch
- See nearly 200 expressive faces in a unique montage.
- Find out how human and animal emotions connect.
- Meet director Amy Halpern's artistic vision.
Did You Know
- The film features almost 200 faces of humans and animals.
- Amy Halpern directed 'Falling Lessons' in 1992.
- The film has a total duration of 64 minutes.
- The production country for this film is the United States of America.
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Who directed the documentary 'Falling Lessons'?
Amy Halpern directed 'Falling Lessons'.
What is the duration of 'Falling Lessons'?
'Falling Lessons' has a duration of 64 minutes.
In which country was 'Falling Lessons' produced?
'Falling Lessons' was produced in the United States of America.
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