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Grasp Of Wind, A
New Zealand 1984, 24 minutes
Dir. Robert Franken, Russell Campbell
Genres: Drama, Documentary / Arts & Artists
Topics: Experimental.
Feat. Neal Gunn
Aroview: Dutch born New Zealand visual artist Robert Franken's one-and-only directorial effort is a quietly surreal, wordless fable in which a fisherman provides a visual metaphor for humanity's relationship with the natural elements. The soundtrack includes music played on bamboo instruments performed by leading New Zealand composer Jack Body.
This DVD also includes "Franken", a short Super 8mm portrait of the artist made in 1974, and "Robert Franken in Conversation With Don Long", a 50-minute discussion between artist and critic, both directed by Russell Campbell.
DVD Features
- cast and/or crew interviews
- extra stuff
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