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121 minPGdocumentary
6.5/ 10(4 ratings)• TMDB

Synopsis

A 96-year-old dean of contemporary film directors engages in a dialogue with João Bénard da Costa about the essence of filmmaking and artistic creation.

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Why Watch

  • Meet João Bénard da Costa and Manoel de Oliveira.
  • Find out about the role of color and sound in film.
  • See a discussion on art versus entertainment.

Did You Know

  • Joáo Bénard da Costa was the director of the Portuguese National Film Archives.
  • The film features a 1510 oil painting by João Vaz titled 'The Annunciation'.
  • The conversation includes a 96-year-old dean of contemporary film directors.
  • The film has a duration of 121 minutes.

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Film enthusiastsArt loversCultural historians
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who directed 'The 15th Stone'?

Rita Azevedo Gomes directed 'The 15th Stone'.

What is the runtime of 'The 15th Stone'?

'The 15th Stone' has a runtime of 121 minutes.

Which painting is featured in 'The 15th Stone'?

'The Annunciation', a 1510 oil painting by João Vaz, is featured in 'The 15th Stone'.

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