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792.8-792.93 1953 EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE STEPS OF THE BALLET — Continued and designer explain their parts in the planning of the ballet LC card FiA 52-966 EFLA evaluation card No. 1044 Evaluation in Ed. Screen. Feb. 1950, p65 SWAN LAKE. Brandon 1945? 9min sd b&w $36, rent $2 792.8 sh-c-ad Excerpt from a grandiose re-staging of the classical ballet, featuring Marina Semenova LA VALSE. Livingston 1952 5min sd b&w $18, rent $2 792.8 jh-sh-c-ad Classical ballet solo by Franceska Kawaguchi to the music of Frederic Chopin. Choreography by Orest Sergievsky 792.93 Moving pictures as art. Experimental films ADVENTURES OF JIMMY. AFFlms 1951 llmin sd b&w $50, rent $5 792.93 sh-c-ad Produced by James Broughton "A picturesque account of the search of a particularly naive young man for his ideal mate — and his rather overwhelming success at the film's conclusion. Though told with tongue in cheek, it has considerable to say about loneliness in a busy world. The film takes a not undeserved poke at those psychoanalytical literary travelogues so popular today featuring the neurotic as hero, Mr Broughton reads the commentary while Weldon Kees, himself a poet and painter arranged and played the musical accompaniment." Distributor LC card FiA 52-659 EFLA evaluation card No. 1414 Review: Saturday Review, July 28, 1951 p28 APPASSIONATA FANTASY. AFFlms 1951 9min sd color $90, rent $7.50 792.93 Jh-sh-c-ad Produced by Artist Films An experimental film in which abstract visual shapes produced by Robert Bruce Rogers accompany the music of the Beethoven Appassionata played by Sondra Bianca LC card FiA 52-657 AT LAND. Deren 1944 14min si b&w $80, rent $8 792.93 * c-ad A dance film conceived and directed by Maya Deren with technical assistance by Hella Heyman and Alexander Hammid The integrity of the individual identity is counterpointed to the volatile character of a relativistic universe, including the emotional and ideological implications of this dynamic relationship For articles on Maya Deren' s films see Nation, Jan. 1, 1949, p. 25; New Republic, Oct. 28, 1946, p. 555; New Republic, Nov. 11, 1946, p. 630 BALLET M^CANIQUE. MuseumModArt 1924 15min si b&w rent $3 792.93 sh-c-ad Directed by Fernand L^ger. Photographed by Dudley Murphy A study in abstract rhythms and designs by the famous painter, using the human form and common objects in the cubist manner BEGONE DULL CARE. IntFlmBur 1949 19min sd color $85, rent $4 792.93 p-el-jh-sh-ad Produced by the National Film Board of Canada A visual interpretation of jazz music played by the Oscar Peterson Trio. Painted directly on film by Evelyn Lambart and Norman McLaren "On a sparkling screen of constantly changing colour, restless lines take momentary shapes and art immediately catapulted into other forms by the hurrying jazz accompaniment. Occasionally the lines suggest recognizable objects — birds, stars, trees, houses, crackers— but in general the shapes are entirely abstract" CanNFB EFLA evaluation card No. 1220 Evaluation in Ed. Screen, Oct. 1950, p338 LE BIJOU. CinemalG 1949 7min sd color rent $8 792.93 sh-c-ad An experimental film by the artist Francis Lee, in which inanimate objects serve as actors. The perilous adventures of a colorful jewel representing the artist and his wanderings are portrayed in a poetic manner, accompanied by a fitting musical score BLACK, WHITE AND GRAY. InstofDesign 1938 20min si b&w rent $5 792.93 sh-c-ad Produced by L. Moholy-Nagy An experimental film featuring abstract utilizations of light and form BOOGIEDOODLE. CanNFB 1948 4min sd color $37.50, rent $2.50 792.93 Jh-sh-c-ad An animated film of "boogie" played by Albert Ammons and "doodle" drawn directly on film by Norman McLaren "Spots, blobs and wavy lines of brilliant color — blue, black and white on a dazzling red background — swing to the boogie rhythm. The figures pursue one another, unite, split up, a dot becomes a heart, then a blob, then a wiggly line — all bright and fast to the mood of the music." Distributor BOP SCOTCH. Kinesisinc 1952 4min sd color lease $50, rent $8 792.93 c-ad Produced by Jordan Belson, San Francisco "An entirely new sort of film. Brilliant cutting has been stepped up in tempo to a usage of pattern and object approximating the abstract film. Going beyond this, the camera itself has become activated, elliptic, and rhythmic." Distributor Review: Saturday Review, Nov. 22, 1953, p54 THE CAGE. Cinemaie 1949 25min silent b&w . rent $15 792.93 sh-c-ad Produced by Workshop 20 of the California School of Fine Arts A surrealist experimental film by Sidney Peterson, analyzing a young man's maturing. The chase after the eyeball; the world going backwards; the hero trapped in the bird cage CHARM IDES. Cinemal6 1949 15min sd color rent $7 792.93 sh-c-ad Experimental film by Gregory Markopoulos. An impressionistic cinematic poem LE CHI EN ANDALOU. MuseumModArt 1929 30min si b&w rent $6 792.93 ad Produced and directed by Louis Bunuel from a scenario by Bunuel and Salvador Dali CLINIC OF STUMBLE. CinemalB 1950 16min sd color rent $9 792.93 sh-c-ad Produced by Sidney Peterson Three girls in a beauty parlor. An experimental dance film employing multiple exposure to create perspectives and dance patterns not found on the stage. Choreography by Marian Van Tuyl 808