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Vanishing Point

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vanishing point
the point to which parallel lines appear to converge in the rendering of perspective, usually on the horizon

vanishing point
In perspective, a point toward which a series of parallel lines seem to converge.

Vanishing Point 

the apparent point of intersection of parallel lines in perspective representations. It is located at the intersection of the picture plane and the line of sight parallel to the lines.



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Set in the future, the Vanishing Point production tells the tale of the villian MacHeath (Sandy Grierson) and his band of followers who live in a dark underworld of muggers, smugglers, prostitutes and thieves.
Eric will be performing exhibition runs on the drag strip all weekend alongside the legendary Vanishing Point rocket car - which is a first for the UK.
Cabrera Infante, a great novelist and the author of Tres tristes tigres, is remembered in the United States primarily for writing the script for the movie Vanishing Point (1971 and 1997), which influenced Quentin Tarantino's film Grindhouse (2007).
 
 
 
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