Work and Progress
“a 4 handed film”
Synopsis
A trip to Russia by two filmmakers in 1990, forms the bulk of this twin-screen projection, finished some 9 years later; Their super-8 footage mixed in with archival material (and a sprinkling of the classics such as Vertov and Eisenstein).
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WORK AND PROGRESS
Type: Clip • Published 2014-03-26
Release History & Theatrical Window
Museum of Modern Art
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Vivian Ostrovsky, Yann Beauvais
- Original Title
- Work and Progress
- Country of Origin
- France, United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 11m
- Production Studios
- Jet Lag Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Vivian Ostrovsky, Yann Beauvais
Vivian Ostrovsky, Yann Beauvais
Department Leadership Roster
Vivian Ostrovsky
Director
Yann Beauvais
Director
Vivian Ostrovsky
Editor
Yann Beauvais
Editor
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Official cinematic photography and background stills for Work and Progress.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Work and Progress
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Work and Progress about?
A trip to Russia by two filmmakers in 1990, forms the bulk of this twin-screen projection, finished some 9 years later; Their super-8 footage mixed in with archival material (and a sprinkling of the classics such as Vertov and Eisenstein).
Who directed Work and Progress?
Work and Progress was directed by Vivian Ostrovsky, Yann Beauvais.
Who stars in Work and Progress?
The principal cast of Work and Progress includes Not specified.
When was Work and Progress released and how long is it?
Work and Progress was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 11m.