Prelude (Foreplay/Mourning) (2012)
Eight films to music, music-to-poetry, and poetry. The film takes its title from the first shot, a single take set to Fauré's setting of "Au bord de l'eau" by René-François Sully-Prudhomme. The image shows a tree in bloom near a stream, during an extraordinarily long warm streak in February, a dream of spring in the middle of winter outside Chicago. A false spring that doomed the exuberant tree's fruit.
Director: Konrad Steiner
Runtime: 18 min
Release Date: January 1, 2012
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Prelude (Foreplay/Mourning) about?
- Eight films to music, music-to-poetry, and poetry. The film takes its title from the first shot, a single take set to Fauré's setting of "Au bord de l'eau" by René-François Sully-Prudhomme. The image shows a tree in bloom near a stream, during an extraordinarily long warm streak in February, a dream of spring in the middle of winter outside Chicago. A false spring that doomed the exuberant tree's fruit.
- Who directed Prelude (Foreplay/Mourning)?
- Prelude (Foreplay/Mourning) was directed by Konrad Steiner.
- How long is Prelude (Foreplay/Mourning)?
- Prelude (Foreplay/Mourning) has a runtime of 18m (18 minutes).