Play (1970)

DIR.:
Sally Potter
TRT:
6 min
MPAA Rating:
NR
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Play played in experimental venues as part of the revolutionary Expanded Cinema movement – and is made widely available here for the first time. The film hopscotches across two screens, making time and space child’s play.

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