T O in 2 4

2010
48min

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In 24 hours, 24 cinematographers capture the heart, soul and everyday miracles discovered within the microcosm of a single city - in a single day.

A cinematic journey across a tapestry of hope, fear, sorrow and joy, T O in 2 4 transcends preconceptions and unearths a greater understanding of humanities global interconnectedness.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langue24 cinematographers have 24 hours to capture the heart, soul and pulse of humanity, discovered within the microcosm of a single city... in a single day.24 cinematographers have 24 hours to capture the heart, soul and pulse of humanity, discovered within the microcosm of a single city... in a single day.24 cinematographers have 24 hours to capture the heart, soul and pulse of humanity, discovered within the microcosm of a single city... in a single day.

Réalisation
- Dale Hildebrand
Scénario
- Jil Amadio
- Dale Hildebrand

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MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Dale Hildebrand
Scénario
- Jil Amadio
- Dale Hildebrand

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Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 13 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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3bananas-14

Nice visuals, abominable dialogue u

Saw this at a screening in Toronto, Canada on Sep. 22, 2011, where the director was in attendance.

The visuals were quite good, especially the use of time-lapse and wide angle lenses. But the scripted dialogue, imitating a radio call-in show, was abominable, to the point of the person beside me whispering "Is it just me or is the dialogue really corny?".

I think the film will be appealing to those with an interest in seeing the goings on of a day in Toronto, but it may find limited appeal elsewhere.

Unless...

Unless the dialogue is totally redone.

Redone as in completely gutting the über-phony radio host with painful "radio guy" voice, and sans amateurish callers-in. Speaking of which, it was a bit suspicious how they all had the exact same tonal quality, i.e., obviously altered EQ settings attempting to emulate the "phone sound".