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With special attention for the everyday director Karel Doing made a documentary poem about the city of Rotterdam and its inhabitants.
With particular alertness to trivialities, director Karel Doing made a documentary poem about the city of Rotterdam and its inhabitants. In a series of contrasting black-and-white images, Doing observes the people, roads and buildings that jointly determine the atmosphere of a continually changing multicultural city. Travelling by car, train or subway, Doing sees the aesthetics of a garbage incinerator just as well as that of a traffic junction. When pointing his camera at the motorway, a slow curve becomes a swirling interplay of lines. In the city, he silently follows a few citizens trying to find their way among the high-rise buildings of Rotterdam. Images of a Moving City is like a visit to Rotterdam, with enough time to wonder where everybody is coming from and where everybody is going.

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Doing Film
Distributor NL
Filmmuseum Distributie

Title: Images of a Moving City
Year: 2001
Duration : 37 minutes
Category: Short Feature
Edition: NFF 2001

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