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Anonymous Archived
02/04/26(Wed)22:16:46 No.217786290
Anonymous 02/04/26(Wed)22:16:46 No.217786290 Archived
>In reverse cinematography the film is stationary but the participant moves

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Apparent-temporality-In-reverse-cinematography-the-film-is-stationary-but-the_fig5_341503629

How is this legal?
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02/04/26(Wed)23:36:44 No.217787299
Anonymous 02/04/26(Wed)23:36:44 No.217787299
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I'd try it.
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