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Philip Gröning refers to editing the footage for "Into Great Silence" as his own monastic process because the film kept falling apart, and he had to let the film teach him where it wanted to go. The editing took so long that he had to do it completely alone.

Name: philip groning refers to editing the footage for into great silence as his own monastic process because the film kept falling apart and he had to let the film teach him where it wanted to go 89748
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          Philip Gröning refers to editing the footage for "Into Great Silence" as his own monastic process because the film kept falling apart, and he had to let the film teach him where it wanted to go. The editing took so long that he had to do it completely alone.

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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

Alan S. Tussy, R. David Gustafson 5th Edition

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Philip Gröning refers to editing the footage for "Into Great Silence" as his own monastic process because the film kept falling apart, and he had to let the film teach him where it wanted to go. The editing took so long that he had to do it completely alone.