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* Invocation: Maya Deren (1987, a documentary by Jo Ann Kaplan) * Booket Essays by film scholar Moira Jean Sullivan * Alternate French audio for Divine Horsemen recorded by Raymonde Carasco 1.33:1 | 1920x1080p (Blu-ray) | Runtime: 208 minutes | 2.0 Mono | B&W
An authoritative biography of the charismatic filmmaker, poet and anthropologist features excerpts from her pioneering Meshes of the Afternoon and her unfinished documentary on Haiti, interviews ...
Stan Brakhage, Film-maker, talks about Deren being the first to present and discuss her films with audiences. Jonas Mekas, Film-maker and Director of Anthology Film Archives, says that Anthology Film Archives’ second cinema will be called the Maya Deren Theater, devoted to independent avant-garde and classic film. He points out that Deren not only worked on every aspect of her films but also ...
Invocation: Maya Deren + Intro. Details: 1987, USA, 53 mins. Direction: Jo Ann Kaplan. User reviews Read user reviews. Today's best video The week in TV. Telly addict Andrew Collins casts his ...
29. Apr. 2020 · Invocation: Maya Deren is a 1987 documentary directed by Jo Ann Kaplan and narrated by Helen Mirren. It features interviews with several prominent figures in Maya’s life, as well as the avant-garde film scene, including Hella and Alexander Hammid, Amos and Marica Vogel, Stan Brakhage, Jonas Mekas, and Joseph Campbell. This documentary is excellent and provides some interesting perspectives ...
Maya Deren is a legend of avant-garde cinema. This authoritative biography of the charismatic filmmaker, poet and anthropologist features excerpts from her pioneering Meshes of the Afternoon and her unfinished documentary on Haiti, interviews with Stan Brakhage and Jonas Mekas, and recordings of her lectures. Narrated by actress Helen Mirren, this definitive documentary offers startling ...
In this dedicated season a varied programme of events pays tribute to the art of Maya Deren. Highlights will include Invocation: Maya Deren (1987), introduced by the film’s director Jo Ann Kaplan, and a symposium entitled New Reflections – an exploration of her career. Deren’s
