Five murals are revealed as walls move to create a pavilion for a short fiction film about a community in the Hudson Valley.
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Five murals are revealed as walls move to create a pavilion for a short fiction film about a community in the Hudson Valley.
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Synopsis
In the Hudson Valley, a fictional community gathers for an inaugural celebration. The event unfolds within a pavilion formed by moving walls that reveal five murals. These murals are part of an exhibition by Pierre Huyghe. The film opens with idyllic scenes before shifting to the community's efforts to establish identity through rituals. After the film concludes, the walls retract, restoring the gallery to its original state. The documentary runs for 26 minutes and was released in 2003.
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Why Watch
- See the unique wall movement revealing art.
- Find out about community-building in Hudson Valley.
- Meet the characters in a mythic inaugural celebration.
Did You Know
- The film has a duration of 26 minutes.
- The exhibition includes five murals hidden behind five walls.
- The film is set in a hypothetical community in the Hudson Valley.
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Streamside Day has a duration of 26 minutes.
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A short fiction film is projected during the exhibition.
Where is the hypothetical community located in Streamside Day?
The community is hypothetically located in the Hudson Valley.
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