Five minutes of shifting light reveal a small Greek statue alongside views of the East River and Manhattan Bridge, serving as an elegy for Jacques Dehornois.
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Five minutes of shifting light reveal a small Greek statue alongside views of the East River and Manhattan Bridge, serving as an elegy for Jacques Dehornois.
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Synopsis
A small Greek statue stands in a Brooklyn Heights apartment. Filmed in 2003, the statue is captured in changing light throughout the day. The camera also records views of the East River and the Manhattan Bridge. In 2010, Beavers completes the film as an elegy for his friend Jacques Dehornois. The work lasts five minutes and features a blend of stillness and movement in its imagery.
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Why Watch
- See the small Greek statue in changing light.
- Find out about Jacques Dehornois' influence.
- Meet the urban backdrop of Brooklyn Heights.
Did You Know
- The film was shot in 2003 and completed in 2010.
- The film has a runtime of 5 minutes.
- The statue featured in the film is Greek in origin.
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What year was The Suppliant completed?
The Suppliant was completed in 2010.
How long is the film The Suppliant?
The duration of The Suppliant is 5 minutes.
Where was The Suppliant filmed?
The Suppliant was filmed in a Brooklyn Heights apartment.
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