Joseph Cornell - Rose Hobart (1936)

Les cinéastes amateurs Joseph Cornell, Ted Huff, et Archie Stewart ont fait des films en dehors du circuit commercial de production et de distribution. Leurs " home movies " mettent en œuvre un large éventail de techniques et de théories avant-gardistes tirées pour la plupart de la lecture du magazine L'Amateur de Cinéma.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Joseph
• Cornell
• Rose
• Hobart
• (1936)
• Cinéma
• avant
• garde
• Art

[yvonkcaouette]

Grosse connerie de ricain ou de rostbeef, on s'endort !!!

[edmame]

amazing how making this even more fragmentary, poorer in audio, adds to its mystery...

[oobleckboy]

I've posted the full ROSE HOBART in 2 parts

They can be found by following the link to my name: oobleckboy

Rose Hobart, pt. 1 of 2

Rose Hobart, pt. 2 of 2

[tantofan]

You can find the full version of the film at

ubuweb, just search for it there.

[jbmcd]

If anyone has the whole film can they PLEASE upload it! I've been waiting to see this for so long... Thanks!

[gToon]

Remarkable mash-up from the great box artist, Joseph Cornell. Hard to believe it was created in 1936. The clips are from "East of Borneo", a nifty little grade b jungle flick that Cornell got a copy of somehow and added the tinting and the cheesy soundtrack. And you are right about the crocodile scene, mariahci. Fantastic!

Full version of the film is part of the "Treasures of the American Film Archives" series, which you can buy on DVD.

[mariahci]

Wish it were the full length. This clip doesn't include the awesome scene of the crocodiles.