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Flight

Jan 1, 1974
0h 6m
★ 0.0

Overview

Pun on "light" intended - that short preceding expulsion of breath perhaps the "subject matter" of this film which centers in consideration of death. It is the third tone poem film and did much surprise me by thus completing a trilogy of the "4 classical Elements." (SB)

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Documentary

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