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Day and Hour
  • Director
    Viacheslav Amirkhanian
  • Production company
    Kinema Studio
  • Director of photography
    Alexander Dolgin
  • Editor
    Faiza Kazapova

Day and Hour

день и час, Lithuania, 1988, 35 mm, Experimental
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'Chorus of Slaves' by Verdi is heard in the background of DAY AND HOUR, a documentary about a small provincial town and its people; about their expectations, anxieties and grief at life's invariability and hopelessness. In the theatre the projector spins its reel of VIVEMENT DIMANCHE to an empty auditorium. In the background we see the town in darkness.
Director:
Viacheslav Amirkhanian
Director of photography:
Alexander Dolgin
Screenplay:
Viacheslav Amirkhanian
Editor:
Faiza Kazapova
Sound:
Alexandr Slavin
Languages:
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Subtitles:
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Kinema Studio (Production company) Grybautojų 30
LT–10103 Vilnius, Lithuania
Phone:
+370 610 27 599
Email:
kinema2000@takas.lt
IDFA 1992, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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