Le Plaisir: From Script to Screen
Film scholar Jean-Pierre Berthome discusses Max Ophuls' original script for his 1952 film LE PLAISIR and its relationship to the three stories by Guy de Maupassant on which the script is based.
Found 963 results Back to Home
Film scholar Jean-Pierre Berthome discusses Max Ophuls' original script for his 1952 film LE PLAISIR and its relationship to the three stories by Guy de Maupassant on which the script is based.
Hal looks sternly into the camera in a darkly lit room.
Shot on Super 8mm film and digital video, Dream Screen is an experimental dream film. As a woman dreams about herself dreaming, she brandishes a mirror that reflects and refracts sunlight onto alternate versions of herse
A look behind the scenes at Universal Studios in 1915.
Part 9 of the 14-part documentary series which discovers cultural roots and aesthetics of modern Iranian films and the relationship between different Persian art forms and Iranian Cinema.
The traditional screensaver for the Big Cartoon Festival (December 1 – December 15) this time was created by Varya Yakovleva.
Installation and experimental film performance by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama, premiered at the Image Forum Festival in 2016.
A city emerges in the middle of the desert and dies in its richness. Women are doubly veiled, and freedoms are even more threatened. Sarah was born the day after the oil boom. She is part of the generation that believes
This omnibus film was created for a workshop commemorating the 30th anniversary of Korea National University of Arts School of Film. Students, alumni, and faculty present eleven shorts exploring everyday images across fi
A documentary exploring the various ways that Scotland has been portrayed on screen.
Players Aileen Pringle and Grant Withers are seen working on the set of Soldiers and Women at Columbia; Bessie Love and John Miljan are seen at MGM; Walt Disney is shown drawing Mickey Mouse; Eddie Cantor and his family
Buster Keaton plays in a celebrity baseball game.
Olivia is shocked when she sees herself in a strange videotape that she and her girlfriend rented from a video store, but when she sets out to discover the tape's origins, she finds more than she bargained for.
A video essay from Mark Rappaport about movies in movies, and how the screen watches us just as we watch it.
Documentary on conductor Herbert van Karajan, focusing on his early adoption of audio and video recording technology and his impetus to make use of it to preserve his musical legacy for future generations.
A sequel to her earlier Black Rectangle, and reminiscent of Evelyn Lambart and Norman McLaren’s groundbreaking animations, Rhayne Vermette’s buzzing miniature A Black Screen Too is a burst of colour and movement undercut
Short glitch video from Los ingrávidos.
Life and fireworks seen through a window.