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Five Films
Five expressionistic experimental short films by Don Levy: Punulse, Malaise, Catharsis, The Point of Noon and Black Ice.
Overview
Five experimental short films by Don Levy. PUNULSE emphasises the interconnection of images through movement. MALAISE is a dream-like sequence of North-African images. CATHARSIS shows manipulated images of batsmen in cricket nets. THE POINT OF NOON shows images of light refracted through trees and water. BLACK ICE shows black intercut with brief images of a lake, flames and molten metal.
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