Los
Thirty-five stationary shots, each lasting 2½ minutes, capture various scenes of Los Angeles without narration.
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Thirty-five stationary shots, each lasting 2½ minutes, capture various scenes of Los Angeles without narration.
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Los Angeles appears through 35 stationary shots in James Benning's 2001 film, Los. Each shot lasts 2½ minutes and captures different urban environments across the city. The film lacks narration, allowing the visuals to stand alone. This structure emphasizes the passage of time and the details of daily life in Los Angeles. As part two of Benning's California Trilogy, it presents a unique approach to experimental cinema, focusing on the city's diverse settings.
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