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Uploaded on Dec 8, 2007

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  • Andrew Reid

    I saw a longer version (the full version?) of this at the Hirshorn in Washington DC. It's really quite striking on a large screen, and the audio of grinding and crunching ice adds a lot to the atmosphere. Strongly recommended.

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  • nimfenzwanner

    i went ahead and verified this. Given the scene elements are the same, man walking, same boot, ice etc, the walking direction/intention and suspence are completely different. The Screaming Men definetly had more interesting elements, yet, imo, i tend to prefer Guido's short, even if it seems to be a oneliner/gimmick. The Screaming Men's cinematography and especially musical/midi score in that opening scene (imho)...as if you're watching a regional soap opera.

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  • nimfenzwanner

    unfortunatly, only in a museum i assume.

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    edit: The Screaming Men's cinematography [...] are quite bad (imho)

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  • WeirdDeviant

    The original video is about 8 or 9 minutes. Does anyone know where to find it?

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  • Number1Daryl

    the picture of this guy infront of the icebreaker is amazing. its one of those pictures you dont see very often.

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