By Brakhage: An Anthology
Artist and filmmaker Stan Brakhage has made nearly 400 films over the past 50 years, never mainstream and always fascinating. Brakhage turns his camera on real life and experience, filming birth, sex, even an autopsy, as well as working with film in new and inventive ways that have forever influenced movie-makers worldwide. He pioneered making images on the film itself, produced works of staggering beauty and arresting, unflinching truth, and these are 26 of his best.
Year: 2003
Genre: Art House Cinema, Short Film Festival, Art and Artists on Film, Avant-garde / Experimental, Art House Film
Country: USA
Director: Stan Brakhage
Duration: 243 Minutes
Rating: R16 - Contains sexual themes and content that may disturb.
Location in store: Short Film Festival
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