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World's Tiniest Masterpieces

Name: World's Tiniest Masterpieces
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2018-07-08
Duration: 47 min

2018 · 0h 47m · Documentary

Skip it. While Willard Wigan's microscopic sculptures are genuinely mind-bending, this doc sounds more like a high-concept gimmick than a satisfying story—carving a carpet fiber and placing it in a cell feels like a stunt rather than compelling cinema. Unless you're deeply into art documentaries or need background noise, your time is better spent elsewhere.

Plot

Miniaturist sculptor Willard Wigan makes artworks often only visible through a microscope. Can he carve a carpet fibre, then place it inside a human cell?

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