Screening Log, April 2005

Eaux d’Artifice
USA/Italy / 1953

Kenneth Anger’s film features a costumed midget, some ejaculatory waterworks, and a little Vivaldi. It’s as visually sumptuous, technically impressive, and utterly spellbinding an avant-garde film as one is likely to see, locating Anger in the genealogy of Michael Powell and Josef von Sternberg.

by Leo Goldsmith | Source: 16mm Print
25 Apr 2005 11:35 PM | Submit Comment


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