Stereo

Name: Stereo
Director: David Cronenberg
Released: 1969-01-01

1969 short film

FilmfilmQ587669

Released: 1969
Director: David Cronenberg
Screenwriter: David Cronenberg
Producer: David Cronenberg
Runtime: 65 min
Genre: science fiction film
, experimental film
, horror film
+4 more
Country of origin: Canada
Original language: English

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Stereo is a 1969 Canadian science fiction film directed, written, produced, shot and edited by David Cronenberg in his feature film debut. Starring Ronald Mlodzik, who would go on to appear in later Cronenberg films Crimes of the Future, Shivers, and Rabid, the film was Cronenberg's first feature-length effort, following his two short films, Transfer (1966) and From the Drain (1967). The plot follows several young volunteers who participate in a parapsychological experiment.

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Director of photography: David Cronenberg
Filming location: Toronto
University of Toronto Scarborough
Title: Stereo
Main subject: mad scientist
telepathy
Film editor: David Cronenberg
Color: black-and-white
FSK film rating: FSK 12

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