An act of violence is repeated and re-enacted more than seventy times in a discussion set against a neoclassical house in southern France.
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An act of violence is repeated and re-enacted more than seventy times in a discussion set against a neoclassical house in southern France.
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Synopsis
Two men engage in a lengthy discussion in front of a neoclassical house in southern France. Over the course of 808 minutes, an act of violence is repeated and re-enacted more than seventy times. The film, directed by David Claerbout, challenges the boundaries between photography and film. It questions the stillness of photographs and the linear progression typical of cinematic narratives. Claerbout's work invites contemplation on the nature of time and representation in visual media.
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Why Watch
- See the unique blend of photography and film by Claerbout.
- Find out how repetition alters narrative perception.
- Meet two men in a thought-provoking discussion.
Did You Know
- The film lasts 808 minutes, which is over thirteen hours long.
- The act of violence is repeated and re-enacted more than seventy times.
- The film is set against the backdrop of a neoclassical house in southern France.
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What is the duration of Claerbout's film The White House?
The duration of Claerbout's film The White House is 808 minutes.
How many times is the act of violence repeated in The White House?
The act of violence is repeated and re-enacted more than seventy times over the course of the film.
What type of film is The White House classified as?
The White House is classified as an experimental film.
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