Stan Brakhage analyzes 'Train Pulling into a Station.' Brakhage compares Georges MeÌlieÌ€s and the LumieÌ€re brothers. He describes MeÌlieÌ€s and his brother Gaston MeÌlieÌ€s. Brakhage explains Renaissance perspective. He analyzes Gaston MeÌlieÌ€s' film 'The Gypsy's Warning.' Brakhage discusses grammar in relation to prose and poetry. He shows his own film 'Eye Myth.' Brakhage cites the influence of D. W. Griffith and Charlie Chaplin on notable Russian directors, such as Lev Kuleshov and Sergei Eisenstein. Brakhage gives a brief biography of Jack London. He explains how Eisenstein's homosexuality influenced his work.
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Stan Brakhage analyzes 'Train Pulling into a Station.' Brakhage compares Georges MeÌlieÌ€s and the LumieÌ€re brothers. He describes MeÌlieÌ€s and his brother Gaston MeÌlieÌ€s. Brakhage explains Renaissance perspective. He analyzes Gaston MeÌlieÌ€s' film 'The Gypsy's Warning.' Brakhage discusses grammar in relation to prose and poetry. He shows his own film 'Eye Myth.' Brakhage cites the influence of D. W. Griffith and Charlie Chaplin on notable Russian directors, such as Lev Kuleshov and Sergei Eisenstein. Brakhage gives a brief biography of Jack London. He explains how Eisenstein's homosexuality influenced his work.
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