Stratigraphies (2015) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Stratigraphies about?
Stratigraphies is a documentary. Alexandra Gelis knits in various urban settings, including subways and beaches, while recording audio snippets that weave through the film. Scenes from Columbia, New York, and Toronto depict queer marriages, street hawkers, and construction zones. Interspersed throughout are rescanned YouTube interviews with thinkers like Jorge Luis Borges and Beatriz Preciado, who discuss topics such as creativity, exile, and the biopolitics of the birth control pill. The film runs for 49 minutes and was released in 2015.
When was Stratigraphies released?
Stratigraphies was released in 2015.
How long is Stratigraphies?
Stratigraphies has a runtime of 49 minutes.
What genre is Stratigraphies?
Stratigraphies is classified as History, Arts.