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The Polytechnic World

1984, French. Directed by Rick Raxlen.

The Polytechnic World allows us to see images created by sounds, thanks to a Casio PT-30. We see the yellow and grey image of the small Casio melting down and then becoming whole again. The soundtrack fades, then rises; it's a theme with variations on a theme. This tape would interest those looking for video with an emphasis on special effects, or who like to watch things metamorphose before their very eyes. This is poetry in motion and we are drawn to it.

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27 December 1984
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The Polytechnic World (1984) was directed by Rick Raxlen.

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