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Documentary
(Betacam SP), color, sound, 52 min
Buridan’s Donkey offers extremely interesting discussion material.
It is a must for everyone, from parents to educators, who wants to
know what circles and spooks around in the heads of today’s
adolescents. The video, a nit together, loose-leaf reading bundle,
brings a picturesque reflection on the desperate and persistent quest
for paradise; makes the connection point between the past and the
present, between dream and deed, between desire and fear, between
the adventurous and the predetermination, between a boy’s dream
and a girl’s desire, and, shortly, the love/hate relation of
these young people with society. Buridan’s Donkey has some aspects
of an enriching picnic, a too crazy dressing party, a relaxed chat,
an intelligent and unforeseen confrontation, but also aspects of a
spiritual poem, a poetic diary and an unlikely wise essay.”
Freddy Sartor, Film & Televisie, Dec. 1990 |
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VIDEO FRAGMENTS
(wma format) |
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PICTURES (click
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