Resonating Surfaces
Trailer: Resonating Surfaces
Year: 2005
Genre: Documentary
Studio: LUCA School of Arts, Blitz vzw, Le Fresnoy, Auguste Orts
Director: Manon de Boer
Cast: Suely Rolnik
Crew: Manon de Boer (Director), Sébastien Koeppel (Cinematography), Manon de Boer (Editor), George Van Dam (Music), Manon de Boer (Music), Manon de Boer (Sound Recordist)
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