Amor

Shot in Rome and Salzburg’s natural theatre, the film uses cutting and sewing as metaphors for love, separation, and the craft of montage. Cloth being trimmed, hands clapping, and tools striking accompany images of tailoring, architectural restoration, and Beavers himself in a new suit, linking gesture and sound to the editing process.

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Release Date	March 4, 1980
Status	Released
Original Title	Amor
Runtime	15min
Budget	—
Revenue	—
Language	No Language
Original Language	English
Production Countries	Austria, Italy, Switzerland, United States of America
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My Hand Outstretched to the Winged Distance and Sightless Measure

Includes: Winged Dialogue, Early Monthly Segments, Plan of Brussels, The Count of Days, Palinode, Diminished Frame, Still Light, From the Notebook of..., The Painting, Work Done, Ruskin, Sotiros, Amor, Efpsychi, Wingseed, The Hedge Theater, The Stoas, The Ground

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