14.3 Seconds

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Director: John Greyson
Release date: 2008-01-01
Runtime: 9m
Language: EN
Status: Released

About 14.3 Seconds

14.3 Seconds is a 2008 movie in the Documentary genre, directed by John Greyson. It has a runtime of 9 minutes. Below you can see where to watch 14.3 Seconds in Denmark — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

When the Iraq Film Archives were destroyed by US bombs during the 2003 war, a journalist rescued eight scraps of celluloid from the wreckage, totalling 14.3 seconds. In 2004, ICARP (the Iraq Coalition Archives Restoration Project) announced that it intended to use these scraps to painstakingly reconstruct what was once considered the greatest collection of Arab Cinema in the world. Here are the first six restorations, including Al Mas' Ala Al-Kubra (Mohamed Shukri Jameel, 1983, an epic about the 1920’s uprising against British colonial rule, starring Yousef al-Any and Oliver Reed) and Al Ayyam Al-Tawila (Tewfik Saleh, 1980, based on an autobiographical novel by Saddam Hussein).

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch 14.3 Seconds in Denmark?+

14.3 Seconds is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Denmark. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is 14.3 Seconds on Netflix?+

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How long is 14.3 Seconds?+

14.3 Seconds has a runtime of 9 minutes (9 minutes).

When did 14.3 Seconds come out?+

14.3 Seconds is a 2008 movie directed by John Greyson.

What genre is 14.3 Seconds?+

14.3 Seconds is Documentary film.

Who directed 14.3 Seconds?+

14.3 Seconds was directed by John Greyson.