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Bridges-Go-Round 2

1958·Documentary·4m
7.1
New York City’s bridges are reimagined through montage, superimposition, and vivid color, transforming industrial architecture into rhythmic visual abstraction. Accompanied by a jazz score by Teo Macero, the film renders the urban landscape musical, kinetic, and alive (an alternate version of the film features an electronic score by Louis and Bebe Barron).
Directed by Shirley Clarke

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Shirley Clarke
Shirley Clarke
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Shirley Clarke
Shirley Clarke
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Shirley Clarke
Shirley Clarke
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ghost girl
ghost girl
Bridges-Go-Round 2
i think the jazz score works way better than the electronic one from the first version. becuase the visuals are this psychedelic, abstracted depiction of very ordinary bridges i think the jazz with these kind of unsual sounds accompanying it marry very well with the idea behind the visuals
i think the jazz score works way better than the electronic one from the first version. becuase the visuals are this psychedelic, abstracted depiction of very ordinary bridges i think the jazz with these kind of unsual sounds accompanying it marry very well with the idea behind the visuals
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Gabriel Silva
Gabriel Silva
Bridges-Go-Round 2
More hypnotic for me than 1
More hypnotic for me than 1
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Grant
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Nalina Ramcharan
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