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In 2000, Mike Figgis released #Timecode, a feature film with four screens, filmed simultaneously, running uncut in parallel. Twenty years on, the director explores the magic of this experimental #filmmaking technique.
Edited by Leigh Singer
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In 2000, Mike Figgis released #Timecode, a feature film with four screens, filmed simultaneously, running uncut in parallel. Twenty years on, the director explores the magic of this experimental #filmmaking technique.
Edited by Leigh Singer
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