Bridge (2013)
A study of three similar but distinct microcultures: the Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, and Williamsburg Bridge. Interrogated through the use of contact microphones, the physical infrastructures of these bridges become audible and reveal their inherent macroacoustics. The film treats the bridge as an anthropological body for discourse, as a physiology of limbs, organs, eyes, and ears moving in time.
Director: Kevin T. Allen
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 11 min
Release Date: January 24, 2013
Cinematography: Kevin T. Allen
Production: Small Gauge
Country: United States of America
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Bridge about?
- A study of three similar but distinct microcultures: the Manhattan Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, and Williamsburg Bridge. Interrogated through the use of contact microphones, the physical infrastructures of these bridges become audible and reveal their inherent macroacoustics. The film treats the bridge as an anthropological body for discourse, as a physiology of limbs, organs, eyes, and ears moving in time.
- Who directed Bridge?
- Bridge was directed by Kevin T. Allen.
- How long is Bridge?
- Bridge has a runtime of 11m (11 minutes).
- What genre is Bridge?
- Bridge is a Documentary film.
- Where was Bridge produced?
- Bridge was produced in United States of America.