Nineteen minutes capture the contrast between winter's subdued light and spring's vibrant growth in 1980s Rome, blending architecture and art.
Synopsis
Nineteen minutes capture the contrast between winter's subdued light and spring's vibrant growth in 1980s Rome, blending architecture and art.
Synopsis
Francesco Borromini's Baroque architecture forms a backdrop in 1980s Rome. The Hedge Theater connects this historical setting with Il Sassetta's artwork, particularly his piece 'St. Martin and the Beggar.' The film contrasts the dim light of winter with the lively hues of spring. A montage of images and sounds illustrates the relationship between nature and art. The documentary lasts 19 minutes and was directed by Robert Beavers, reflecting on seasonal changes in a historical context.
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Why Watch
- See the Baroque architecture of Francesco Borromini.
- Find out how winter contrasts with spring in Rome.
- Meet the artwork of Il Sassetta in a unique context.
Did You Know
- The film is set in Rome during the 1980s.
- It features the artwork 'St. Martin and the Beggar' by Il Sassetta.
- The documentary has a duration of 19 minutes.
- It was directed by Robert Beavers in 2002.
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Who directed The Hedge Theater?
Robert Beavers directed The Hedge Theater.
What is the duration of The Hedge Theater?
The Hedge Theater has a duration of 19 minutes.
In which countries was The Hedge Theater produced?
The Hedge Theater was produced in Italy and Switzerland.
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