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1867 is a 1990 short dramatic film that explores the artistic process of French painter Edouard Manet. The film focuses on the execution of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico and presents a unique narrative style through an uninterrupted shot.
This film is relatively obscure, and I’ve only seen a handful of copies in collector circles. It hasn't seen a major re-release, which adds to its rarity. If you come across it, it might pique the interest of those who appreciate art-focused narratives, especially given its unique format and historical context.
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1867 is a short dramatic film.
The film was directed by Lutz Becker.
The film depicts the execution of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico and explores Edouard Manet's artistic thought process.
The narration is presented in French and German, with English subtitles.
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