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⏲ Duration: 34 min 21 sec
✓ Published: 19-Mar-2012
✓ Published: 19-Mar-2012
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What these ashes wanted(2001, 55 minutes, 16mm)nMusic by Tucker ZimmermannnGolden Gate Award, New Visions, San Francisco International Film Festival 2002nGus Van Sant Award,Ann Arbor Film Festival2002nTelefilm Canada Award, Images Film Festival, Toronto 2001nn“ In the documentary film What these ashes wanted Hoffman arranges the jagged bits of life he shared with writer Marian McMahon.Her early death in 1996 provoked this essay on mortality. Hoffman’s goal: “to illuminate the condi
What these ashes wanted(2001, 55 minutes, 16mm)nMusic by Tucker ZimmermannnGolden Gate Award, New Visions, San Francisco International Film Festival 2002nGus Van Sant Award,Ann Arbor Film Festival2002nTelefilm Canada Award, Images Film Festival, Toronto 2001nn“ In the documentary film What these ashes wanted Hoffman arranges the jagged bits of life he shared with writer Marian McMahon.Her early death in 1996 provoked this essay on mortality. Hoffman’s goal: “to illuminate the condi
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