Lessons in Process (2012)
Lessons in Process is an experimental documentary about a filmmaking workshop given by Canadian filmmaker/teacher Phil Hoffman, at the famed Internacional de Cine y Television, at San Antonio de Los Banos in Cuba. The film is a meditation on generations and legacies that touches on matters of responsibility and participation in the creation and circulation of images. Lessons in Process is at once a celebration of tradition, a self-examination, and an elegy.
Director: Philip Hoffman
Runtime: 30 min
Release Date: January 1, 2012
Original Language: en
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- What is Lessons in Process about?
- Lessons in Process is an experimental documentary about a filmmaking workshop given by Canadian filmmaker/teacher Phil Hoffman, at the famed Internacional de Cine y Television, at San Antonio de Los Banos in Cuba. The film is a meditation on generations and legacies that touches on matters of responsibility and participation in the creation and circulation of images. Lessons in Process is at once a celebration of tradition, a self-examination, and an elegy.
- Who directed Lessons in Process?
- Lessons in Process was directed by Philip Hoffman.
- How long is Lessons in Process?
- Lessons in Process has a runtime of 30m (30 minutes).