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The Solitary Life of Cranes

Synopsis

Part city symphony part visual poem, The Solitary Life of Cranes explores the invisible life of a city, its patterns and hidden secrets, seen through the eyes of crane drivers working high above its streets.

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Details

Year: 2008
Type of film: Shorts
Running time: 27 mins
Format: HDCam SR
Director: Eva Weber
Producer: Samantha Zarzosa
Editor: Emiliano Battista
Director of Photography: Catherine Derry, Marcus Waterloo

Genre

Woman Director

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Odd Girl Out Productions

Eva Weber

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