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Director
Manfred Neuwirth
Production company
sixpackfilm
IDF Events
2005 East Silver

Tibet revisited

Tibet revisited, Austria, 2005, 86 min, 35 mm, Adventure and Sports, Portrait

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Ten years after creating his trael documentary Tibetische Erinnerungen (Tibetan Memories) in 1995, Ma,fred Neuwirth returned to Tibet. He traveled to Lhasa and in the surrounding area and remained faithful to his "filming flaneur" methods : Tibet revisited shows 28 selected scenes; each recorded with a static camera, each "image" a several-minute-long "narrative" in and of itself. The 28 views, each showing a clear documentation of a personnal encounter, form an open kaleidoscope of everyday Tibetan life.

Director:

Manfred Neuwirth

Sound:

Dietmar Schipek

Languages:

No dialogue

Subtitles:

No subtitles

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