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Plot: Seven directors attempt to bring their views on the subject of time to the screen.

100 Flowers Hidden Deep, directed by Kaige Chen, is the story of an old man who returns to the city...( read more read more... ) where he grew up. Even though things have changed he still sees the old neigborhood (wooden cabins, trees, etcetera). Workers laugh at him, but then they see the place through his eyes.

Lifeline, directed by Víctor Erice, features black and white scenes in a day, during WW2, on the Spanish countryside.

Ten Thousand Years Older, directed by Werner Herzog, brings the viewer to the Brazilian jungle. It documents the first encounters with a jungle tribe 20 years ago and shows what has happened to them since.

Int. Trailer Night, directed by Jim Jarmusch, features black and white scenes that leave the viewer as a witness to a short 10-minute break in the life of an actress (Chloë Sevigny).

Dogs Have No Hell, directed by Aki Kaurismäki, features a man who is released from prison and has 10 minutes to get a wife, train to work, and quit his old job.

We Wuz Robbed, directed by Spike Lee, features black and white scenes that deal with the "democratic" election of George Bush.

Twelve Miles to Trona, directed by Wim Wenders, follows a middle aged man who overdoses on a drug by accident, and now has to get himself to Trona Hospital.

This collection was followed by Ten Minutes Older: The Cello, another collection of short films on the subject of time.

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