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Poem

Genre

Documentary, Experimental

Directed By

Dan Browne

Date: Mar 2015
Length: 00:03:45
Process: Colour
Country: Canada
Shooting Format: HD
Sound Format: Sound

Synopsis

An ode to my daily environment and the presences of two beings – one newly arrived, the other recently departed. It stayed Where I saw it Then it moved a fraction To the left and then twice that Distance again further and further It disappeared Then just faintly A corner of it just a fraction Was visible if you peered Very very closely And just as quietly it was gone (Michael Snow, 1957)

Tags

baby, diary, environment, poem, Quotidian, Toronto

Credits

Director
Dan Browne
Producer
Dan Browne
Cinematographer
Dan Browne
Editor
Dan Browne
Sound Design
Dan Browne
Sound Mix
Dan Browne

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