Interim

Year: 1952

Runtime: 26 mins

Director: Stan Brakhage

DramaRomance

A young man meets a young woman under a railroad bridge during a rainstorm. They shelter together, share a kiss, then he becomes withdrawn and leaves. The story opens with his perspective and ends with hers. The film employs conventional storytelling, professional actors, a musical soundtrack with post‑dubbed sound effects, careful cinematography, and coherent editing.

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