The Rosary

Year: 1913

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

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Haunting and hypnotic, the film visualizes the lyrics of the popular 1898 song of the same name. Weber employs circular matte shots, consistently foregrounds the cross and rosary, and carefully positions characters within each frame, creating a striking emotional and spiritual breadth that resonates throughout the work.

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