After it is revealed that she has a black palm and is wearing goggles with mirrored, spherical lenses, a character in this film rises to her feet and steps from the beach, to dirt, to grass, to the sidewalk, and then to a carpet in a series of five shots.
After it is revealed that she has a black palm and is wearing goggles with mirrored, spherical lenses, a character in this film rises to her feet and steps from the beach, to dirt, to grass, to the sidewalk, and then to a carpet in a series of five shots. After a close-up on a knife falling out of a loaf of bread, the camera pans quickly to an off-hook telephone sitting on the stairs, objects that, along with a key, recur throughout this film. Teiji Ito added a soundtrack to this film, which includes a shot of broken glass falling into the ocean that connects it to its main creator's next film, At Land. A famous shot from this film shows the protagonist through a window as she watches (*) herself pursue a cloaked figure with a mirror for a face. This film consists of repeated dream-like sequences featuring an unnamed woman played by the director. For 10 points, Alexander Hammid and Maya Deren created what influential 1944 short film, whose title refers to a time of day?
After it is revealed that she has a black palm and is wearing goggles with mirrored, spherical lenses, a character in this film rises to her feet and steps from the beach, to dirt, to grass, to the sidewalk, and then to a carpet in a series of five shots.
Meshes of the Afternoon