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Moving Stills

19726mPaul de Nooijer,Frans Zwartjes
IMDb 5.6

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First film by Paul de Nooijer, in collaboration with his artistic father Frans Zwartjes. Moving Stills shows a series of photographs by Françoise de Nooijer, which are joined, by means of editing and colour effects, and turned into a moving picture. The erotic image gets an explosive charge. (filmcommission.nl)

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What is Moving Stills (1972) about?

First film by Paul de Nooijer, in collaboration with his artistic father Frans Zwartjes. Moving Stills shows a series of photographs by Françoise de Nooijer, which are joined, by means of editing and colour effects, and turned into a moving picture. The erotic image gets an explosive charge. (filmcommission.nl)

Who stars in Moving Stills?

Moving Stills stars Françoise de Nooijer (Girl). The film was directed by Paul de Nooijer.

How long is Moving Stills?

Moving Stills has a runtime of 6 min and premiered in 1972.

Is Moving Stills worth watching?

Moving Stills holds an IMDb rating of 5.6/10. Fans of Documentary are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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