An Oversimplification of Her Beauty USA 2011 | 95 min | OV | Colour | FF 2012
Terence Nance
Terence Nance (*1982) studied at New York University and was awarded several art bursaries. His documentary and experimental shorts and music videos have been shown at exhibitions and festivals.
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Nance, a young man from New York, is looking forward to his date with his new love Namik after a long day of odd jobs, art and studying. But Namik cancels. An emotional vortex begins spinning in Namik, visualized in the film in a multitude of forms including collage and comic. An ironic narrator describes Nance getting to know Namik up until this evening.Every detail takes on significance, every conversation, every kiss is a sign.A magically surreal first film from Terence Nance who was responsible for screenplay, direction and music and of course the title role. Website: www.ofherbeauty.com
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Original title: An Oversimplification of Her Beauty
Film type: Fiction Feature
Original language: English
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Language and subtitles: OV
Director: Terence Nance
Screenplay: Terence Nance
Cast: Terence Nance, Namik Minter, Chanelle Pearson
Producer: Andrew D. Corkin, James Bartlett, Terence Nance
Director of Photography: Matthew E. Bray, Shawn Peters
Music: Terence Etc.
Production Design: Terence Nance
Editor: Terence Nance
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Format: HDCam
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World Sales: Media MVMT
Production: Media MVMT
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