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Film Culture: No. 24 Spring 1962

by Jonas Mekas (editor)

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New York City, NY: Film Culture, 1962. Softcover quarto, perfect bound in illustrated paper wrappers, 93 pp. Very good, wear and rubbing to ends of spine exposing leaves, similar wear and rubbing to perimeter aspects of wrappers, small closed tear at tail of cover at binding, light soiling to wrappers. On the cover: François Truffaut shooting "Jules et Jim". Co-founder of Anthology Film Archives and The Film-Makers' Cooperative in New York City, Film Culture magazine was the print arm for the godfather of Avant-garde cinema, Jonas Mekas. The magazine ran for 80 issues from 1954 until 1996. This issue, #24, features a dedication essay "To Maya Deren" by Rudolf Arnheim; "Fourth Independent Film Award" presented to Stan Brakhage for his films The Dead and Prelude; "Notes on the New American Cinema" by Jonas Mekas; "The Deep Frozen Eye of God (Notes Towards a Social Surrealist Manifesto)" by Richard Preston; "Cinematic and Literary Stylistic Figures" by Pier Paolo Pasolini; "Making a Film is My Way of Life" by Michelangelo Antonioni; interviews with Antonioni and Buñuel; caricatures by Gretchen Weinberg; more.

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Seller's Inventory #
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Title
Film Culture
Author
Jonas Mekas (editor)
Illustrator
On the cover: François Truffaut shooting "Jules et Jim"
Format/Binding
Softcover quarto, perfect bound in illustrated paper wrappers, 93 pp
Book Condition
Used - Very good, wear and rubbing to ends of spine exposing leaves, similar wear and rubbing to perimeter aspects of wrappers, small c
Quantity Available
1
Binding
Paperback
Publisher
Film Culture
Place of Publication
New York City, NY
Date Published
1962
Keywords
Film, Anthology Film Archives, Film-makers Co-op, Film Culture, Jonas Mekas, Parker Tyler, Lewis Jacobs, New York City, Avant-garde, Avant-garde cinema, Experimental film, Maya Deren, Rudolf Arnheim, Stan Brakhage, Jonas Mekas, Social Surrealist Mani

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