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Title: Learning from the Absurd

Description: How does a nose move? Where do ideas come from? How do you draw a cat? Versatile South African artist William Kentridge, in conversation with Paul Holdengräber, explains how he stalks the absurd to make it visible.
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EPISODE CREDITS:
Cast:
 
Himself
William Kentridge (IMDB)

Himself
Paul Holdengräber

Credits:
 
Directed by
Flash Rosenberg

Animation by
Flash Rosenberg

Edited by
Sarah Lohman

Original Music by
Ken Rosenberg

Produced by
Ron Qurashi (IMDB)

Produced by
Diane Charles (IMDB)

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