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Quod Erat Demonstrandum is a documentary created in collaboration with Jean-Luc Godard, who has worked with Fabrice Aragno since 2002. The film employs a mathematical structure, consisting of 26 one-minute sequences, each featuring 4 shots. These shots are recycled from Godard's previous works, creating a collage that reflects his artistic style.
The documentary runs for a total of 26 minutes, aligning with the number of sequences. This unique approach allows for a compact yet rich exploration of Godard's cinematic language, emphasizing the interplay between past and present in his filmmaking techniques.
Why Watch
- •See Godard's unique collage technique in action.
- •Find out how math influences cinematic structure.
- •Meet Fabrice Aragno and his collaboration with Godard.
Did You Know
•The film consists of 26 one-minute sequences.
•Each sequence contains 4 shots recycled from Godard's work.
•Fabrice Aragno has collaborated with Godard since 2002.
•The documentary was released in the year 2012.
Perfect For
Jean-Luc Godard fansExperimental film enthusiastsDocumentary filmmakers