Parallel Lines: Impossible Artifice
Parallel Lines: Impossible Artifice

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Parallel Lines: Impossible Artifice

2013
Movie
116 min
Spanish

Parallel Lines is a conceptual work composed and directed by Charly García, based on discovering what are formed when the two paralell lines come together.

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IMDb6.5/10
Director: David R. G. CampbellGenres: Documentary, Art

Plot Summary

This documentary explores the complex and often surreal world of contemporary art through the lens of "Impossible Artifice." It delves into the creative processes and philosophical underpinnings of artists who push the boundaries of perception and reality. Through interviews and studio visits, the film examines how artists grapple with the representation of the impossible and the artificial in their work. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the minds behind some of the most thought-provoking artistic creations of our time.

Critical Reception

The film received modest critical attention, generally praised for its insightful exploration of contemporary art and its accessibility to a general audience. Critics noted its engaging visual style and the thoughtful interviews with prominent artists. However, some found the thematic exploration to be somewhat niche, limiting its broader appeal.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its visually engaging presentation of contemporary art.

  • Appreciated for making complex artistic concepts understandable.

  • Some reviews noted a lack of broad appeal due to its specific subject matter.

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The film was independently produced and premiered at smaller film festivals, contributing to its limited mainstream recognition.

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