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The work of machines  //  Praca Maszyn (Orig.)

DIR: Gilles Lepore, Maciej Madracki, Michal Madracki
2009 / Poland, Switzerland / 38 min

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Poland. A typical industrial town. Here begins “The Work of Machines”. This dance was created in 1968 to celebrate the Factory. Following the memories, it was possible to recreate the forgotten dance. This reconstruction becomes a time vehicle to the past, allowing for a trip to the era where production was supposed to mean a happy life.

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Director Gilles Lepore, Maciej Madracki, Michal Madracki
Screenplay Michał Mądracki
Dir. of Photography Gilles Lepore
Editing Gilles Lepore
Music Igor Kłaczyński
Sound
Duration 38 min
Year 2009
Country Poland, Switzerland
Colour
Tags industry, observational, social issues
Production MML PRODUCTION, Samorzadowe Centrum Kulutry
MML PRODUCTION


Samorzadowe Centrum Kulutry
Country:  Poland

Distribution Michal Madracki
Michal Madracki
Country:  Poland

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