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Ponte (Verticale)

English. Directed by John Di Stefano.

Ponte (Verticale) appropriates a scene from Pasolini’s film Accattone (1961) which depicts the protagonist’s precarious dive into the Tiber River in Rome. The image is slowed down and durationally extended. This results in a suspension of the body across the surface of a vertically elongated screen.

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Ponte (Verticale) was directed by John Di Stefano.

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