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Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is Going Places Documentary about?

Going Places Documentary is a documentary. Choreographer Wayne McGregor and electronic musician Amon Tobin appear in "Going Places," a documentary directed by Michael Corvington. The film looks at how technology changes contemporary dance and electronic music. It features events like the Sonar Festival in Barcelona, where artists showcase their innovative work. Interviews with key figures reveal how digital tools shape creativity and influence cultural shifts in music. The film runs for 53 minutes and was released in 2017.

When was Going Places Documentary released?

Going Places Documentary was released in 2017.

How long is Going Places Documentary?

Going Places Documentary has a runtime of 53 minutes.

What genre is Going Places Documentary?

Going Places Documentary is classified as Music, Technology.

What topics does Going Places Documentary cover?

Going Places Documentary explores topics including technology-innovation, music-history.