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King Vidor – Truth And Illusion: An Introduction To Metaphysics (1965)
King Vidor wrote:
“It started when I simply wrote a narration that interested me and challenged myself to fit it to a film, using existing objects in nature, without animation techniques of any kind. I did the photography myself for very little money….It represents an almost abstract attempt to illustrate philosophical thoughts and ideas with strictly photographed—not manufactured—images. What, it asks, is truth, and what is illusion? It draws its examples from obvious things like the movies’ illusory ‘motion,’ and the way railroad tracks seem to converge to a point on the horizon.”
420MB | 24m 31s | 712×534 | mkv
Language:English
Subtitles:French
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