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Timeslices

English. Directed by Gregg Biermann.

A sequence from 2001: A Space Odyssey is sliced into 40 vertical bars, each moving at a slightly different rate while coalescing in the center of the piece for a single frame. The result allows for fascinating spatial-temporal distortions as the viewer experiences various instants in time simultaneously.

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Timeslices runs 7 minutes (0h 7m).

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What movies are like Timeslices?

If you liked Timeslices, try Project Almanac, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

Who directed Timeslices?

Timeslices was directed by Gregg Biermann.

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