Manhattan 4.33pm

18/02/2011

by Lizzie Oxby

metalocus, inés lalueta

A daydream to remind of the joy of the New York skyline. "Daydreams" is a project that incorporates a series of observational thoughts. Manhattan 4.33pm is the latest short film made with three photographic stills reanimated (35 secs).

Manhattan 4.33pm

'Manhattan: 4.33pm' has been selected as a finalist in Raindance’s Welcome to the Extraordinary competition.

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Published on: February 18, 2011

Cite: "Manhattan 4.33pm" METALOCUS. Accessed

<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/manhattan-433pm> ISSN 1139-6415

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