The New Math(s)
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The New Math(s) is a 2001 film directed by Hal Hartley. This work serves as a visual element of a collaboration with composer Louis Andriessen.
As a collector, you might find that 'The New Math(s)' has a somewhat elusive presence. It's not widely available in standard formats, which adds to its charm and collector interest. Editions can be scarce, particularly those that capture the multimedia essence of the collaboration. It’s always engaging to see how such works evolve in the collector market, with many enthusiasts seeking out every variant they can find.
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What is The New Math(s)?
The New Math(s) is a film released in 2001, directed by Hal Hartley, which serves as the visual component of a collaboration with composer Louis Andriessen.
Who directed The New Math(s)?
The New Math(s) was directed by Hal Hartley.
What year was The New Math(s) released?
The New Math(s) was released in 2001.
Who stars in The New Math(s)?
The film features a cast that includes D.J. Mendel, Miho Nikaido, and David Neumann.
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