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Astonishingly rich in its insights into the dynamics of filmmaking, Sequences is comprised of three episodes, each of which involves a camera crew at various moments in a film production. The actual situation of the crew––their relationships, problems, etc.––forms a curious counterpoint to the narrative being created by the director for his film. In the first part, the words of the film’s protagonist come to describe the director’s own life. In the second sequence, an insignificant family drama hides deeper tensions off the set. In the startling final episode, two extras discover that during the war they were bitter enemies. Art imitates life…or is it the other way around? Full of provocative political metaphors, Sequences is a powerful meditation on the role of the arts in rigidly controlled society. Screened in the 1985 edition of New Directors/New Films.
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