DUBHOUSE
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About This Movie
DUBHOUSE is a 2012 documentary directed by Shichiri. This film explores the installation 'Busshitsu Shiko 51: DUBHOUSE' by architect Ryoji Suzuki, focusing on themes of light and darkness in relation to architecture and the impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
DUBHOUSE is somewhat of an elusive title in collector circles, with few copies circulating. Its original release was limited, which adds to its desirability among those who appreciate avant-garde documentaries. The film is often discussed in relation to architectural theory and exhibits a unique perspective, making it a fascinating find for anyone keen on the interplay of art and space. Its scarcity not only amplifies interest but also sparks conversations among collectors about the evolution of documentary filmmaking.
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What is the genre of DUBHOUSE?
DUBHOUSE is a documentary film.
Who directed DUBHOUSE?
The film was directed by Shichiri.
What year was DUBHOUSE released?
DUBHOUSE was released in 2012.
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