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Persistence of Vision is an intriguing little documentary that captures a moment in time for the Anthology Film Archives. You really get a sense of the dedication of the staff and the eclectic mix of patrons who frequent the place. The interviews feel genuine, almost intimate, revealing their passion for preserving films that might otherwise fade away. The pacing is reflective, letting you soak in the atmosphere of the archives and the historical significance of their collection. It showcases some of the films they preserved, which is a nice touch, emphasizing the importance of film preservation. It's not flashy, but there’s a raw honesty about it that resonates, making it distinct in the documentary landscape.
Short runtime makes it easy to fit into viewing schedules.Offers valuable insights into the film preservation community.Features interviews with key figures in the archives.
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