CLASSIC SHORTS - Vol 2 - 35mm
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66
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| Language: | NO DIAL , VO EN ST FR/NL |
From slapstick silent comedies to the first forays into sound cinema, this program brings together some of the major figures in the history of the seventh art. Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton display their comic genius in visual gags that have become legendary, while Duke Ellington and the duo Patsy Kelly & Thelma Todd illustrate the evolution of cinema in the early 1930s, at a time when music, dialogue, and rhythm were transforming the cinematic experience.
A journey through styles and eras, rediscovering on the big screen the energy, inventiveness, and humor that shaped the foundations of modern cinema.
Program:
A journey through styles and eras, rediscovering on the big screen the energy, inventiveness, and humor that shaped the foundations of modern cinema.
Program:
- Charlie Chaplin « Between Showers » / « Charlot et le Parapluie », 1914, 10', SILENT FILM
- Charlie Chaplin « Caught in a Cabaret » - « Charlot garçon de café » », 1914, 10', SILENT FILM
- Buster Keaton « The Boat » - « Frigo capitaine au long cours », 1921, 20', SILENT FILM
- Duke Ellington « A Bundle of Blues » 1933, 9', VO EN ST FR NL.
- Patsy Kelly & Thelma Todd « Beauty and the Bus » 1933, 17',VO EN ST FR NL
