Revolutions Per Second
2012•25m•
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Overview
A 25-minute visual essay by Kent Jones about Jean-Luc Godard and his film 'Weekend'.
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Kent JonesWriters
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Direction
- Director: Kent Jones
Writing
- Writer: Kent Jones
Production
- Producer: Abbey Lustgarten
- Executive Producer: Kim Hendrickson
- Executive Producer: Peter Becker
- Executive Producer: Fumiko Takagi
- Executive Producer: Jonathan Turell
- Production Director: Angie Bucknell
Music & Sound
- Sound Mixer: Gene Park
Editing
- Editor: Abbey Lustgarten
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essay film
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The film was directed by Kent Jones.
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The screenplay was written by Kent Jones.
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Movie Information
Original Title:
Revolutions Per Second
Status:
Released
Language:
Français, English
Country of Origin:
United States of America
Production Companies:
The Criterion Collection
