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Released
1986 · FILM

Standard Gauge

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Runtime
35 min
Short

Synopsis

*Standard Gauge* is an autobiographical film that explores Morgan Fisher’s career as a film editor. The film presents fragments of rejected material, accompanied by commentary that reflects on the significance of these discarded images. It serves as an account and critique of the processes of meaning-making in film production, examining both materialism and the institutional structures of the film industry.

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Principal cast & crew: 1

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Morgan Fisher

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