Music for a Missing Film (2009)
Music for a missing film (MFMF) concerns memory. Its research questions explore experimental modes of reconstruction and restoration; its conceptual issues mirror empirical questions. Conceptually: how, through an experiment in audio-visual composition, using filmic ruins (El Huerco 1962) and preserved score, could its cultural/political moment re-acquire elements of its lost texture?
Director: Luciano Zubillaga
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 29 min
Release Date: March 19, 2009
Production: Filmarmalade
Country: United Kingdom
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Music for a Missing Film about?
- Music for a missing film (MFMF) concerns memory. Its research questions explore experimental modes of reconstruction and restoration; its conceptual issues mirror empirical questions. Conceptually: how, through an experiment in audio-visual composition, using filmic ruins (El Huerco 1962) and preserved score, could its cultural/political moment re-acquire elements of its lost texture?
- Who directed Music for a Missing Film?
- Music for a Missing Film was directed by Luciano Zubillaga.
- How long is Music for a Missing Film?
- Music for a Missing Film has a runtime of 29m (29 minutes).
- What genre is Music for a Missing Film?
- Music for a Missing Film is a Documentary film.
- Where was Music for a Missing Film produced?
- Music for a Missing Film was produced in United Kingdom.