Experimental Cinema (4 results)

64 S. 4°, illustr. Orig.-Broschur. Die Macher des Branchen-kritischen Periodikums publizierten gegen das existierende, vom Kapital gesteurte Monopol in der Filmkunst an. - Schwerpunktheft zu Eisensteins Filmaufenthalt in Mexiko mit verschiedenen Sequenzen aus der Produktion. - Umschlag stellenweise knickspurig und am Falz mit zwei kleineren Ausrissen. 350 gr.

Single leaf, 8-1/2 x 14 in. printed on one side. Bulletin board poster for a screening of experimental films, this one belonged to the avant-garde filmmaker Tom Chomont who has drawn on the reverse in ballpoint pen, storyboarding an untitled short film. The drawing comprises sixty frames, each approximately 3/4 x 1/2 in. A bit marked and with a touch of wear.

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Condition: One corner creased; very good. Single leaf, 8-1/2 x 11 in. printed on one side. Bulletin board leaflet-poster for an early screening of Warhol's film, which had premiered earlier in the same month at the Film-makers Cinematheque in New York. This copy derives from the collection of experimental film maker Tom Chomont. On the reverse Chomont has drawn a sequence of images in ballpoint pen story-boarding his early film "Anthony," a ten-minute film completed in 1966. The sequence comprises 31 frames.