La Région Centrale (1971) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is La Région Centrale about?
La Région Centrale is a documentary. Michael Snow directed La Région Centrale, an experimental film shot in the Canadian mountains. Over 24 hours, a robotic arm captured the scenery. The film runs for 193 minutes and contains no spoken language. It focuses on the relationship between technology and the environment. Snow's work challenges traditional filmmaking by using a mechanical device to frame the natural world. The film is a significant piece of Canadian cinema from 1971.
When was La Région Centrale released?
La Région Centrale was released in 1971.
How long is La Région Centrale?
La Région Centrale has a runtime of 193 minutes.
What genre is La Région Centrale?
La Région Centrale is classified as Society.
What topics does La Région Centrale cover?
La Région Centrale explores topics including culture, environment, innovation, photography.