From: Matt Helme (email suppressed)
Date: Mon Jul 19 2010 - 17:06:32 PDT
O.K. if by experimental you mean mainstream.
Matt
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From: "Gawthrop, Rob" <email suppressed>
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Subject: Re: [Frameworks] experimental documentary
Re: [Frameworks] experimental documentary It’s as mainstream to documentary as
L’age D’or is to the feature film. Also compare it to Misère au Borinage by
Joris Ivens & Henri Storck.
The relationship between experimental and political is pertinent here.
As is the personal and the poetic.
And Rudy Burckhardt, Jean Painlevé, Fred Wiseman and everything by Joris Ivens,
Dziga Vertov...
Coal Face
Nightmail and others from the GPO film unit
plus various other British films from the 30s, (compiled on “Before Hindsight”
Jonathon Lewis & Elizabeth Taylor-Mead 1977. see “Traditions of Independence”
Ed Don Macpherson 1980 (BFI, London) and “Deadly Parallels” Bert Hogenhamp 1986
(Lawrence & Wishart, London)
Rob
On 18/07/2010 01:22, "Matt Helme" <email suppressed> wrote:
Land Without Bred seems rather mainstream, what do we mean by experimental. What
about Kubelka? "Our Trip to Africa". An most work by Mekas.
>Matt
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From: elizabeth mcmahon <email suppressed>
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>Errol Morris' "The Thin Blue Line"
>Wiseman's "Titicut Follies"
>Shirley Clarke & Willard Van Dyke's "Skyscraper"
>Clarke's "The Connection"
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>>From: elizabeth mcmahon <email suppressed>
>>Subject: Re: [Frameworks] experimental documentary
>>To: "Experimental Film Discussion List" <email suppressed>
>>Date: Saturday, July 17, 2010, 6:19 PM
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>>Frampton's "Magellan: At the Gates of Death"
>>Bunuel's "Las Hurdes: Land Without Bread"
>>Manny Kirchheimer’s "Claw "
>>Marjorie Keller’s "Misconception"
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>>Elizabeth
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>>On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 1:25 PM, David Tetzlaff
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>>>Joris Ivens - Rain Walter Ruttmann - Berlin
>>>>Maya deren - Meditation on Violence
>>>>Brakhage - Sirius Remembered, Window Water Baby Moving...
>>>>Hollis Frampton - 9nostalgia0
>>>>Chris Marker - Sand Soleil
>>>>Craig Baldwin - Sonic Outlaws
>>>>Peter Hutton - Skagafjordur
>>>>Jem Cohen - Little Flags, Lost Book Found
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>>>>A note of caution: when 'experimental' makers point their cameras at 'real
>>>>people in the real world' they sometimes reveal an extraordinary naivete about
>>>>the socio-political 'loadedness' of the subjects at hand: c.f. I would avoid
>>>>Naomi Uman's 'Leche' and 'Mala Leche' like the plague.
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