Caleidoscope from Baja

Caleidoscope from Baja

7.0IMDb Score
Released:1968-01-01
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Duration:13 min
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Director:László Ranódy
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Overview:

Locations of László Ranódy’s film Pacsirta (Skylark) appear in the experimental etude, in János Tóth’s extreme, distorted, wide-angle footage, image associations.

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