The Feature

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The Feature

2008

2h 54m

Documentary

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Video artist Michel Auder culls from countless hours of video footage a document of his own life.

John Anderson

Variety

It is a profoundly indulgent work -- what three-hour filmed memoir wouldn't be? -- but the memory of Auder's memory will linger on for the handful of resilient experimental-film fans who see it.

Mar 23, 2009

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Nathan Lee

New York Times

Michel Auder has been making videos longer than almost anyone, and that alone makes the work of this underappreciated artist and filmmaker worth attending to.

Rated: 3.5/5

Mar 18, 2009

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J. Hoberman

Village Voice

Auder's life is more interesting than his art.

Mar 17, 2009

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Andrea Picard

Cinema Scope

Its pseudo-fiction saves the film from itself in a perverse kind of way.

Oct 3, 2017

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Matthew Nestel

Boxoffice Magazine

A pixilated portrait of a life lived and captured unlike any other.

Rated: 3.5/5

Mar 30, 2009

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Avi Offer

NYC Movie Guru

Feels somewhat disjointed, meandering, seemingly random and chaotic, but filled with fleeting moments of coherence, wonder and awe, much like life itself.

Rated: 6.0/10

Mar 18, 2009

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Synopsis

Video artist Michel Auder culls from countless hours of video footage a document of his own life.

Director: Michel Auder, Andrew Neel
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Runtime: 2h 54m