breakSurface 2001
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When sculptor John Greer and filmmaker Stewart Applegath began shooting, they had no destination, only a desire to journey together in a row boat with camera in hand. Over six years, they rowed a fair distance. breakSurface documents these travels, and the extent to which Greer’s world is leavened with debilitating anxiety. Greer’s powerful sculpture is visually simple, conceptually complex, but silent; he identifies with Jonathan Swift’s "man of objects" who lays out things, not words, to be understood. Applegath, however, doesn’t make this film to replace words, but by embracing them.
- Title: breakSurface
- Year: 2001
- Genre: Documentary
- Country: Canada
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- Director: Stewart Applegath
- Cast: John Greer, Stewart Applegath
- Crew: Stewart Applegath (Director), Stewart Applegath (Producer), Stewart Applegath (Director of Photography), Stewart Applegath (Editor)
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- Release: Jan 01, 2001
- Runtime: 41 minutes
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- Budget: $0
- Revenue: $0
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