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Color Test: The Red Flag (1968): Cast

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Color Test: The Red Flag is a 1968 documentary starring Gerd Conradt, Holger Meins and Enzio Edschmid. It runs 12 minutes.

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Color Test: The Red Flag (1968) movie poster
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12 min
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Documentary
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The story

What Is Color Test: The Red Flag About?

The premise of Color Test: The Red Flag without spoilers.

Gerd Conradt stages men carrying a red flag in a relay through Berlin, ending with its hoist on the mayor’s balcony. The film experiments with motion, drawing on Eadweard Muybridge, Andy Warhol and New American Cinema to examine movement and the flag’s symbolism. It is the seventh entry in a series, with earlier parts by Harun Farocki, Carlos Bustamante, Helke Sander, Holger Meins, Wolfgang Petersen and Philip Werner Sauber.

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Cast & crew

Color Test: The Red Flag Cast

Gerd Conradt leads the cast, with Holger Meins and Enzio Edschmid.

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FAQ

Color Test: The Red Flag FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of Color Test: The Red Flag, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Color Test: The Red Flag?

Color Test: The Red Flag runs 12 minutes.

When was Color Test: The Red Flag released?

Color Test: The Red Flag was released on December 31, 1968.

Who is in the cast of Color Test: The Red Flag?

Color Test: The Red Flag stars Gerd Conradt, Holger Meins and Enzio Edschmid, among 13 credited actors.

Does Color Test: The Red Flag have a post-credit scene?

No. Color Test: The Red Flag has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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