Stan Brakhage on Charlie Chaplin and D. W. Griffith
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Stan Brakhage on Charlie Chaplin and D. W. Griffith
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Stan Brakhage recommends an essay called 'The Chinese Written Character as a Medium for Poetry' by Ernest Fenollosa and says the essay cites movement as the source for language. Brakhage plays Charlie Chaplin's film 'Making a Living' and analyzes it. Brakhage relates Freudian psychoanalysis to slapstick humor. Brakhage analyzes 'Rescued from an Eagle's Nest' and plays it. Brakhage notes the influence Chaplin and D.W. Griffith had on many Russian directors. Brakhage analyzes Griffith's film 'A Corner in Wheat.'
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Stan Brakhage recommends an essay called 'The Chinese Written Character as a Medium for Poetry' by Ernest Fenollosa and says the essay cites movement as the source for language. Brakhage plays Charlie Chaplin's film 'Making a Living' and analyzes it. Brakhage relates Freudian psychoanalysis to slapstick humor. Brakhage analyzes 'Rescued from an Eagle's Nest' and plays it. Brakhage notes the influence Chaplin and D.W. Griffith had on many Russian directors. Brakhage analyzes Griffith's film 'A Corner in Wheat.'
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00:00 Stan Brakhage begins 40:37 Brakhage begins 40:38 Questions from the audience begin 49:18 Questions from the audience end 49:19 Brakhage begins 54:17 Brakhage ends 54:18 Questions from the audience begin 56:05 Questions from the audience end 56:06 Brakhage begins 1:06:01 End
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00:00 Stan Brakhage begins 40:37 Brakhage begins 40:38 Questions from the audience begin 49:18 Questions from the audience end 49:19 Brakhage begins 54:17 Brakhage ends 54:18 Questions from the audience begin 56:05 Questions from the audience end 56:06 Brakhage begins 1:06:01 End
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Course title: History of Film: Sex/Death, Eisenstein, Etcetera) - The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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Course title: History of Film: Sex/Death, Eisenstein, Etcetera) - The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
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