Review of Timecode (2000) by Kok Hoong F — 29 May 2012
Four handheld cameras. Shot in one take and in real time for 97 minutes. The objects of the cameras intersect the quarters of the screen and the actors have to improvise throughout, working only along the outline of a story revolving around a movie production.
It is said that it was shot 15 times to allow the improvisation to mature! Possibly for the first time, the filming style is the main character and the story and its characters are merely the supporting roles.
This review of Timecode (2000) was written by Kok Hoong F on 29 May 2012.
Timecode has generally received mixed reviews.
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