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Where the Condors Fly [2012]
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00004679
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Where the Condors Fly
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English
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Published
Germany, 2012.
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DVD-ROM (90 min.)
Contents Summary
Chilean film director Carlos Klein accompanies Russian filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky during the shooting of his latest film. In Patagonia, at Lake Baikal and in Shanghai, Victor Kossakovsky explores the singular relationships between places and people on opposite sides of the world. Carlos Klein documents the making of this film in a personal way, driven by his own inner search for images that still have an impact on people. While doing so, he reveals his own and Kossakovsky‘s ambiguous attitude towards filmmaking.
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Verzio Film Festival Submission
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Verzio Film Festival Submission
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Blinken OSA Archivum at Central European University
  • Opening Hours:
    Monday-Friday 10AM-5:45PM
  • Telephone:
    +36-1-327-3250
  • Address:
    H-1051 Budapest, Arany János u. 32.
  • E-mail:
    info@osaarchivum.org
Where the Condors Fly [2012]
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00004679
MovingImageIconMoving Image
General Information
Director/Creator
General Information
Original Title
Where the Condors Fly
General Information
Language
English
General Information
Published
Germany, 2012.
General Information
Physical Description
DVD-ROM (90 min.)
Contents Summary
Chilean film director Carlos Klein accompanies Russian filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky during the shooting of his latest film. In Patagonia, at Lake Baikal and in Shanghai, Victor Kossakovsky explores the singular relationships between places and people on opposite sides of the world. Carlos Klein documents the making of this film in a personal way, driven by his own inner search for images that still have an impact on people. While doing so, he reveals his own and Kossakovsky‘s ambiguous attitude towards filmmaking.
Subjects
Genre
Bibliographic Information
Note
Verzio Film Festival Submission
Bibliographic Information
Library Special Collection
Verzio Film Festival Submission
Holdings
DVD
Item Type
DVD
Current Location
OSA Film Library
Current Location
OSA Film Library
Call Number
-
Volume Info
-
Shelving Location
-
Public Note
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Digital Film
Blinken OSA Archivum at Central European University
  • Opening Hours:
    Monday-Friday 10AM-5:45PM
  • Telephone:
    +36-1-327-3250
  • Address:
    H-1051 Budapest, Arany János u. 32.
  • E-mail:
    info@osaarchivum.org