EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: THE ART FILMS OF JAMES SCOTT

EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: THE ART FILMS OF JAMES SCOTT (Originaltitel)

Grossbritannien - 1966-1984

DVD - Code 2 - PAL

Filmmaker James Scott has enjoyed a diverse career, ranging from early experimental-art documentaries on key 1960s figures such as David Hockney, Richard Hamilton, Claes Oldenburg and R B Kitaj, to work with the radical Berwick Street Collective, independent features and the Oscar®-winning 1982 short A Shocking Accident. The son of celebrated painter William Scott, his film Every Picture Tells a Story is his sensitive, exploratory portrait of his father's early years in working-class Northern Ireland of the 1930s and his entry into the art world.
Bringing together films totalling more than four hours, this long-overdue collection celebrates the talented filmmaker and explores his art films. All the films included have been newly remastered.

Enthält: EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY (1984, 80 Min.); THE GREAT ICE CREAM ROBBERY/LEFT SCREEN (1971, 34 Min); LOVE'S PRESENTATION (1966, 27 Min.); R.B. KITAJ (1969, 19 Min.); RICHARD HAMILTON (1969, 24 Min.); THE GREAT ICE CREAM ROBBERY/RIGHT SCREEN (1971, 33 Min.); CHANCE, HISTORY, ART... (1980, 46 Min.)