Hurlements en faveur de Sade

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The director renders tribute to the Marquis of Sade without images. The screen is white when the testimonies speak, and black when they don't, in this experimental film.The director renders tribute to the Marquis of Sade without images. The screen is white when the testimonies speak, and black when they don't, in this experimental film.The director renders tribute to the Marquis of Sade without images. The screen is white when the testimonies speak, and black when they don't, in this experimental film.

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- Guy Debord
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- Guy Debord
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7flymarcos

worth the try

if you notice that this film will be projected near you, check it out.

is really hard to comment or explain this experiment. i think it was a extraordinary exercise for my mind and for everyone's mind in the cinema. thats why i strongly recommend to watch this one. and please watch it in a big screen with a lot of people. everyone will think that there are some problems with the projector or player but don't worry because this film is "like that".

i saw this film alongside 2 documentary shortcuts: "Sur le passage de quelques personnes à travers une assez courte unité de temps" and "Critique de la séparation".

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Voice: Memorandum for a History of Cinema: 1902 - "Journey to the Moon". 1920 - "The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari". 1924 - "Entr'acte". 1926 - "Battleship Potemkin". 1928 - "Un Chien Andalou". 1931 - "City Lights". Birth of Guy-Ernest Debord. 1951 - "Treatise of Venom and Eternity". 1952 - "The Anti-Concept". - "Howlings in Favour of Sade". Just as the projection was about to begin, Guy-Ernest Debord was supposed to step onto the stage and make a few introductory remarks. Had he done so, he would simply have said: 'There is no film. Cinema is dead. No more films are possible. If you wish, we can move on to a discussion.'