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The Red and the Blue Gods (2005): Cast

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The Red and the Blue Gods is a 2005 documentary starring Ben Russell as The Red God, Kerry Hagy and Brian Bress. It runs 8 minutes.

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The Red and the Blue Gods (2005) movie poster
Release year
Runtime
8 min
Genre
Documentary
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Red and the Blue Gods About?

The premise of The Red and the Blue Gods without spoilers.

The film takes the form of an ethnographic field report, in which the anthropologist records a mythic narrative of how the Red and the Blue Gods jointly fashion an unnamed sun‑scraping structure. Through detailed description of their ritualized actions, the report explores the symbolic significance of the construction within community’s cosmology.

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Cast & crew

The Red and the Blue Gods Cast & Characters

Ben Russell leads the cast as The Red God, with Kerry Hagy as The Anthropologist and Brian Bress as The Blue God.

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The Red and the Blue Gods FAQ: Cast & Runtime

Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of The Red and the Blue Gods, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The Red and the Blue Gods?

The Red and the Blue Gods runs 8 minutes.

When was The Red and the Blue Gods released?

The Red and the Blue Gods was released in 2005.

Who is in the cast of The Red and the Blue Gods?

The Red and the Blue Gods stars Ben Russell as The Red God, Kerry Hagy as The Anthropologist and Brian Bress as The Blue God.

Does The Red and the Blue Gods have a post-credit scene?

No. The Red and the Blue Gods has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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