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Passages – Portrait of a City

2001, No Language. Directed by Claes Söderquist.

Passages was filmed in Malmö, a city in the south of Sweden. It is a non-narrative film based on time, place and movement, which forms a trilogy with Landscape (1985 – 1987) and Labyrinth (2013). 48 different locations in the city were documented using circular pan shots.

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Released
31 December 2001
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Passages – Portrait of a City (2001) was directed by Claes Söderquist.

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