New DVD Film / Not Film

Description: NEW ZONE 2 DVD Languages: Original version French subtitles Notfilm is the story of a collaboration as seductive as it is perilous: that of the playwright and novelist Samuel Beckett with the legend of silent cinema Buster Keaton on Film, a silent and avant-garde short film shot in New York during the summer of 1965, alongside from director Alan Schneider, editor and producer Barney Rosset and cinematographer Boris Kaufman. A true cinematographic UFO, fruit of the improbable association between two great artists of the 20th century, Film fascinates as much as it confuses its spectators. Ross Lipman's documentary traces the history of this extraordinary work, and questions what cinema can teach us about human experience and creation...NEW ZONE 2 DVD Languages: Original version French subtitles Notfilm is the story of a collaboration as seductive as it is perilous: that of the playwright and novelist Samuel Beckett with the legend of silent cinema Buster Keaton on Film, a silent and avant-garde short film shot in New York during the summer of 1965, alongside from director Alan Schneider, editor and producer Barney Rosset and cinematographer Boris Kaufman. A true cinematographic UFO, fruit of the improbable association between two great artists of the 20th century, Film fascinates as much as it confuses its spectators. Ross Lipman's documentary traces the history of this extraordinary work, and questions what cinema can teach us about human experience and creation...NEW ZONE 2 DVD Languages: Original version French subtitles Notfilm is the story of a collaboration as seductive as it is perilous: that of the playwright and novelist Samuel Beckett with the legend of silent cinema Buster Keaton on Film, a silent and avant-garde short film shot in New York during the summer of 1965, alongside from director Alan Schneider, editor and producer Barney Rosset and cinematographer Boris Kaufman. A true cinematographic UFO, fruit of the improbable association between two great artists of the 20th century, Film fascinates as much as it confuses its spectators. Ross Lipman's documentary traces the history of this extraordinary work, and questions what cinema can teach us about human experience and creation...

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