Dodo

by Adam Broomberg, Oliver Chanarin

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Dodo began with the discovery of previously unseen offcuts from the film Catch-22 in the Paramount Pictures vaults. Broomberg and Chanarin have reedited this material, transforming the seminal film into a nature documentary set in Mexico in 1968.

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Dodo began with the discovery of previously unseen offcuts from the film Catch-22 in the Paramount Pictures vaults. Broomberg and Chanarin have reedited this material, transforming the seminal film into a nature documentary set in Mexico in 1968.

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