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Visual Essays: Origins of Film (1984)

0h 55mDrama
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Synopsis

These six essays on film/image history reconstruct cinema history by 're-imagining' its origins, and its poetries, and use historical films themselves (as 'text') to provide the meanings of their creations. Together, these film essays comprise a critical/structural investigation of silent cinema ending with Segei Eisenstein's works (for Stalin) - from Lumiere and Melies through surrealism and horros, to montage and propaganda, we 're-invent' epochs in cinema that became its language and culture.

Movie Information

Director
Al Razutis
Writers
Al Razutis
Release Year
1984
Runtime
55 minutes
Genre
Drama
Language
EN
Country
Canada
Status
Released

Top Cast

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Susan Berganzi
(segment "For Artaud") (voice)
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Trevor Brazil
(segment "For Artaud") (voice)
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Maria Insell
(segment "For Artaud") (voice)
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Amarjeet Ratan
(segment "For Artaud") (voice)
Al Razutis — cast portrait as (voice)
Al Razutis
(voice)

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