In this episode of Beginnings, we discuss Ulrich Seidl's 'Import/Export'.  The nuance of binary lies in its capacity to establish the boundaries in which true expression can unfold. Import/Export is able to stylise life, imitating its love of binaries: of beginning and end, of love and loss, of hope and desolation. The form of this films takes on that of the human voice; join us in communion.

In this episode of Beginnings, we discuss Ulrich Seidl's 'Import/Export'. The nuance of binary lies in its capacity to establish the boundaries in which true expression can unfold. Import/Export is able to stylise life, imitating its love of binaries: of beginning and end, of love and loss, of hope and desolation. The form of this films takes on that of the human voice; join us in communion.

In this episode of Beginnings, we discuss Ulrich Seidl's 'Import/Export'.&nbsp; The nuance of binary lies in its capacity to establish the boundaries in which true expression can unfold. Import/Export is able to stylise life, imitating its love of binaries: of beginning and end, of love and loss, of hope and desolation. The form of this films takes on that of the human voice; join us in communion.

BEGINNINGS: 'IMPORT/EXPORT' BY ULRICH SEIDL

Export Film is the place where Ben and Jack discuss all things world cinema. Each month we discuss the films that left us with either adoration or bewilderment, as well as the films that changed us. The sincere gestures and big ideas are what we're in search of. All art is about communication and our discussion of such works seeks to extend that line, so please get in touch with all of your own comments and opinions. No conversation is ever between two people.

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BEGINNINGS: 'IMPORT/EXPORT' BY ULRICH SEIDL

BEGINNINGS: 'IMPORT/EXPORT' BY ULRICH SEIDL