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Synchromy No. 4: Escape (Mary Ellen Bute - 1938)
First color film... w/ Bach's Toccata before WD and crew had a go at it.
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19th Century Psychedelic Butterfly Dance
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Early film circa 1894-1897 of Annabelle Moore and Crissie Sheridan dancing, filmed for American Mutoscope.
Sergei Eisenstein Mexican Footage 1931
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"Dance of the Heads" and "Day of the Dead".
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A massive four-way sonic monster battle in the ear! Our contestants fought hard on January 27, 2007 AD at The LAB in San Francisco. The tournament saw two tiers of elimination rounds, with each sound competitor earning points for style and force! Entrants were: Ecomorti, Rubber O Cement, Ploc Munster, Tarpita Fleisch, and the Uni Man Construction Band. Rollerskating referees made sure no bribin...
This is bonkers
love it!!
This is why he landed the Good Actor role in Wayne's World 2.
i claim no negative energy from this video :cross:
Wow!
The thumbnail scared me😂
Tf is the point of this?
How did she do this haha?
www.trentu.ca/faculty/jjoyce/fw-293.htm The triangle represents Anna Livia Plurabelle, the bringer of Plurabilities, the Turf.Brown Mummy, the River Liffey Incarnate, the Dreamer that awakens as she recalls her taddy taking her to the toy fair. www.trentu.ca/faculty/jjoyce/fw-293.htm Here we see ALP represented as a double triangle. Butte's connection to the Wake permeates everything.
Wow! I really like this film. Even if it hadn't had a then-soon-to-be-known Charlton Heston, I'd still watch this. Looks twenty years ahead of its time.
yaddamop If you like this you should watch Häxan by Benjamin Christensen (1922).
FANTASTIC!
The world's most dramatic triangle
fantastic!!!!! for decades wishing to see!!! THANK YOU
it's LIT
what a handsome boy heston
C'est tellement BEAU! Comment se fait-il que je n'ai jamais entendu parler d,elle. Parce que c,est le travail d'une femme? It's so BEAUTIFUL! How is it that I have never heard of it. Because it is the work of a woman?
YEP :(
Nice short, though it obviously doesn't follow the original long form script and score by Ibsen and Grieg, but then I read that this was thought to be lost and wasn't recovered until long after this was made.
Magnifique 💜 💜
Here is link for whole movie: th-cam.com/video/jnAiPSiRlLc/w-d-xo.html
In the Hall of the Mountain King :)
Look! en la cartelera: Alan Heston actor´s brother, incríble...amo a Heston
Dirty ▲-Hipsters!
great stuff for early 20th century!
great upload. Is it complete? and also where can I find the soundtrack of this. I know Hall of the Mountain King, but the initial music is epic and I'd like to find it. Thanks
Search Edvard Grieg Peer Gynt. I guess it is a couple hour full version
How gorgeous Charlton was!
The Nazi's required concentration camp prisoners to wear colored triangles based on the outcast group they were part of, so Jews wore yellow triangles, homosexuals wore pink, communists, liberals, and trade unionists wore red, etc. I wonder if this was made in response to the Nazi policies--though the data, 1938, was a year before the war started.
Actually Mary Ellen Bute, created it as a work of absolute cinema, which is inherently void of such ideas. The value is in the movement and distortion of the shapes, and the idea is that there is no need for a political idea to be pushed. also 1938 is quite before the public was aware of concentration camps.
@@TheRolltroll , I think the opening quote from Cecille Starr is inaccurate in its use of the word 'story' to describe this abstract visual music movie. I don't think this is exactly absolute cinema or absolute art but it definitely comes close to or points to that theoretical state. This is a non-story, non-character visual tone poem; an abstract movie that is non-narrative with no actors & no dialogue. It may have been inspired by the abstract thematic or conceptual idea or concept as explained by Starr; that the triangle behind a geometric grid is a metaphor that symbolizes the yearning of the human spirit when captured & oppressed to break free but that is all very abstract, the opposite of a story(narrative). Instead, it is a colorful, dynamic abstract cinematic visual music experience; an aesthetic experience that is about sensual pleasure, kinetic energy, & beauty. It it was inspired by that abstract thematic idea, it's just a very broad theme; an undeveloped, non-specific, abstract idea that isn't necessary to know about to enjoy the work itself.
Play the actual video, then read the intertitles explaining that it's Mary Ellen Bute's first color film.
Fucking amazing!
idiot
If you cannot see that this man was going to be a huge star then you are blind. The face and body were already there as well as the talent. RIP big man and from 1941 to mid 1980's what a fucking career, wow they do not make them like this anymore. The video in it's whole can be purchased or seen from Netflix and it's worth a glance to see the talent on display from a 17 year old future mega star who happened to be a nice guy. Also very rare in Hollywood any more.
Incredible! The director of this really understood the spirit of Ibsen!
i am absolutely amazed that cameras in this era captured slow motion so well. Beautiful!
Good high kicks!
is there another musical movie like 30 years before?
I don't suppose you know where I can watch this or other versions online and researching to direct this.
Remarkable but I'm not entirely sure what just happened. I'm going to be directing this but really do not have a handle on it at all.
mommy im scarred ....
its called serpentine dance. =]
Oh, the Belle Époque...
Watched this for an assignment in norweigan a few years ago. Massive mindfuck to find out it was charlton Heston I was watching that whole time.
awesome!
This is not the first colour film. There were experimental films in the 1890s and commercial colour musicals around 1930.
it says its hers first, not first overall
What piece of music is this?
It's great what you find on TH-cam, innit?
I'm convinced I saw a single frame around the 25 second mark with 1897 on it
Wonderful how dance can create the lines of contemporary `Art Neauvau´
Four people accidentally pressed the dislike button. This treasure is too beautiful to be disliked by anyone
Ten years and only 2 more dislikes. Impressive
hard to believe this was made in 1938. It looks almost as thought it was made 20-30 years later.
I'd like to know as well!
I'm just asking myself the same...