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Kerouac (2009) is a short movie directed by Dave Rorman.

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rdfs:comment	Kerouac (2009) is a short movie directed by Dave Rorman. Kerouac is a historical brickfilm by Ben Brenninkmeyer about beat poet Jack Kerouac and is set to excerpts from Kerouac's performance American Haikus. It was an entry to the Historical Fiction Contest on Brickfilms.com and won the award for Best Animation. It is notable for its camera work and framing, with each new shot appearing in a different panel.
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Running Time	165.0
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Genre	Beat poetry History
Language	English
imagewidth	250(xsd:integer)
Created for	Historical Fiction Contest
Released	2002(xsd:integer)
Directed By	Ben Brenninkmeyer
ImageCaption	Jack Kerouac writes through a storm
Brickfilm Name	Kerouac
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abstract	Kerouac (2009) is a short movie directed by Dave Rorman. Kerouac is a historical brickfilm by Ben Brenninkmeyer about beat poet Jack Kerouac and is set to excerpts from Kerouac's performance American Haikus. It was an entry to the Historical Fiction Contest on Brickfilms.com and won the award for Best Animation. It is notable for its camera work and framing, with each new shot appearing in a different panel.

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