"Film in Which There Appear..." (1965)

[mravantgarde123]

you dont get art like this anymore!

[JDMcD92]

structural cinema!

[plateshutoverlock]

I wonder how the creator managed to get the film running steady in a tight loop? Also, it looks like a 16 mm print chopped and spliced to 35mm film factor. The pulsing in the back ground seems to be the "flashing letters" repeated off screen where the optical sound head would be.

[kotep777]

neeed

more

now

[urlscruggs]

To be fair though, this isn't really the best environment to watch these films though is it?

[daltondeuce]

Very good...

[nycruise]

The penultimate expressionism of "deconstruction" theory: "the margin becomes the center, the center becomes the margin."

Unless you are into philosophy and cinema studies, you ain't gonna understand this film.

[kub73158]

The Harry Smith and 'Thanatopsis' entries are superb.

Here,they think they're clever. Not interesting art;simple offbeat novelty that runs too long.

[exnihilonihilfit]

lol, its an experimental short movie. you right seems, sounds like that :)

[dougandlina]

What is the point of this, film not loaded into the projector correctly?

[hloosn8pgs]

All the George Landow / Owen Land movies must be rediscovered and distributed to the WORLD ! Where is Wide Angle Saxon, now that we need it!!!! Thank you for posting.

[pvx]

I agree, the only Landow/Land films I've seen as of yet are this and "Remedial Reading Comprehension", and from what I've read about him, I'm itching to see more of his work...

[myclashtape]

Thanks! Do you have any more George Landow?