Work in Progress
Work in Progress (2001) is a documentary, directed by José Luis Guerín. The 125-minute film holds an audience score of 6.4/10.
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What Work in Progress Is About
Jose Luis Guerin kept a camera in one Barcelona neighbourhood, the Barrio Chino, for a year and a half while a new apartment block went up, and cut a hundred and ten hours down to a little over two. The film is far less interested in how a building is raised than in what the neighbourhood is: a young couple squatting nearby, an undocumented man looking for work for himself and his son, a local girl who falls for one of the labourers. Old graves come out of the ground during the dig and the whole street gathers to look. It won a Goya in 2001.
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What is Work in Progress about?
Jose Luis Guerin kept a camera in one Barcelona neighbourhood, the Barrio Chino, for a year and a half while a new apartment block went up, and cut a hundred and ten hours down to a little over two. The film is far less interested in how a building is raised than in what the neighbourhood is: a young couple squatting nearby, an undocumented man looking for work for himself and his son, a local girl who falls for one of the labourers.
Where can I watch Work in Progress?
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How long is Work in Progress?
Work in Progress runs for 125 minutes (2h 5m).
When did Work in Progress come out?
Work in Progress was released in 2001.
Who directed Work in Progress?
Work in Progress was directed by José Luis Guerín.
What is Work in Progress's rating?
Work in Progress holds 7.3/10 on IMDb and 6.4/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 69 out of 100.
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