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One of the last four theatrical Donald Duck cartoons, Donald in Mathmagic Land didn’t pick up the Academy Award for 1959, which went to John Hubley’s Moonbird, but it was nominated for “Best Documentary Short”. In retrospect, it’s probably not only the best educational short of that year, but one of the best of any year. Hamilton Luske directed this lavish featurette, which despite clocking in at only 27 minutes, is filled with modernistic unhurried ’50s style art, dense and lavish color, and our common, imperfect duck.
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“General” Sarnoff had made positive that RCA’s one goal was to sell color TV sets, since most homes calm had unlit and white, and “Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land” aired on its novel network as fragment of an hour explain hosted by a fresh character, Ludwig Von Drake, called “An Adventure in Color”. I very noteworthy wish that had been included on this DVD, as not only is the program though-provoking in its fill accurate, as well as a common of Von Drake fans, but it’s a bewitching snapshot of the early days of color TV, as the mallard professor talks about color, with continual asides like “you people with shaded and white sets will have to imagine what this looks like”. Then there’s the theme song, “The world is a carousel of color, color, color. Astounding, astonishing color.” The accompanying dreary motion nature shots made for an unforgettable, lively entrance to the reveal, which segued to the magic paintbrush, the renowned trademark of Disney educational films. Even in the days of shadowy and white sets, Disney had farsightedly chosen to film in color.
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DISC 1: ALICE GUY
Alice Guy (later known as Guy-Blache) was an early woman director at a time before the movies were taken seriously as an industry and the men took over. These films were produced by Guy for Gaumont before she moved to the US, tell her to be an unqualified pioneer whose work stands alongside that of the Lumiere Brothers, Georges Melies, and Edwin S. Porter, in cinema’s swiftly growth from an optical illusion to a storytelling medium to an art compose. Among the highlights are a 19th-century serpentine dance, early (trick) films, experiments with hand-coloring and synchronized sound, comedies, social commentaries, and a 33-minute religious epic: The Birth, the Life and the Death of Christ (1906) .
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(1897) The Fisherman at the Stream / Bathing in a Stream / Serpentine Dance by Mme. Bob Walter
(1898) The Turn-of-the-Century Blind Man / At the Hypnotist’s / The Burglars / Disappearing Act / Surprise Attack on a House at Daybreak
(1899) At the Club / Fantastic Absinthe
(1900) Avenue de l’Opera / Automated Hat-Maker and Sausage-Grinder / At the Photographer’s / Dance of the Seasons: Winter, Snow Dance / The Landlady / Turn-of-the-Century Surgery / Pierrette’s Escapades (In Recent Hand-Tinted Color) / At the Floral Ball (In Novel Hand-Tinted Color) / The Cabbage-Patch Fairy
(1902) Serpentine Dance by Lina Esbrard / Midwife to the Upper Class / An Untimely Intrusion / Miss Dundee and Her Performing Dogs
(1903) How Monsieur Takes His Bath / Faust and Mephistopheles
(1905) The O’Mers in The Bricklayers / The Statue / The Magician’s Alms / Clown, Dog and Balloon / Spain / The Tango / The Malaguena and the Bullfighter / Cook & Rilly’s Trained Rooster / Cake Paddle, Performed by Nouveau Cirque / Alice Guy Films a Phonoscene / Saharet Performs the Bolero (In New Hand-Tinted Color) / Polin Performs: The Anatomy of a Draftee (A synchronized-sound Phonoscene) / Dranem Performs: The Suitable Jiu-Jitsu (A synchronized-sound Phonoscene) / Dranem Performs: Five O’Clock Tea (A synchronized-sound Phonoscene) / Felix Mayol Performs: Indiscreet Questions (A synchronized-sound Phonoscene) & (In Recent Hand-Tinted Color) / Felix Mayol Performs: The Trottins’ Polka (A synchronized-sound Phonoscene) / Felix Mayol Performs: White Lilacs (A synchronized-sound Phonoscene)
(1906) The Birth, the Life and the Death of Christ / An Obstacle Course / Madame’s Cravings / A Sticky Woman / The Hierarchies of Appreciate / The Cruel Mother / A Legend Well Spun / The Drunken Mattress / The Parish Priest’s Christmas / The Truth Leisurely the Ape-Man / The Consequences of Feminism / Ocean Studies / The Game-Keeper’s Son
(1907) The Hasten for the Sausage / The Glue / The Fur Hat / The Cleaning Man / A Four-Year-Old Hero / The Rolling Bed / The Irresistible Piano / On the Barricade / The Dirigible Homeland
Curated by Pierre Philippe – Total running time: 225 Minutes – Full-Frame (1.33:1) – Music by Sorties d’Artistes, except The Birth, the Life and the Death of Christ: Music by Patrick Laviosa
DISC 2: LOUIS FEUILLADE
Probably best remembered for the serial Les Vampires, Louis Feuillade had a more varied and profound influence upon French cinema than many of his followers realize. For more than a decade, he was the artistic director at Gaumont, encouraging the rise of such filmmakers as Abel Gance and Leonce Perret. This collection of films offers a wider understanding of Feuillade’s directorial efforts, though it is only a puny part of the nearly 800 films he is believed to have directed. These films race the gamut of ribald comedy (The Colonel’s Legend), charming fantasy (Spring), tragedy (The Heart and Money), social commentary (The Defect) and historical myth (the remarkably poignant The Agony of Byzance) . The Trust: Or the Battles for Money and The Obsession are characterized by the brisk pacing and diabolical tone for which he would become notorious and plunge in line with the thrillers he is better known for.
The Colonel’s Chronicle (1907, 4 min.)
A Very Lovely Lady (1908, 3 min.)
Spring (1909, 7 min.)
The Fairy of the Surf (1909, 7 min.)
Custody of the Child (1909, 11 min.)
The Defect (1911, 41 min.)
The Roman Orgy (1911, 8 min.)
The Trust (1911, 24 min.)
The Heart and the Money (1912, 17 min.)
The Obsession (1912, 23 min.)
Tragic Error (1913, 24 min.)
Bout de Zan Steals an Elephant (1913, 9 min.)
The Agony of Byzance (1913, 29 min.)
BONUS FEATURE:
Louis Feuillade: Master of Many Forms – This collection of scenes from more than twenty films demonstrates Feuillade’s mastery of (and influence upon) a wide range of cinematic genres.
Curated by Pierre Philippe – Total running time: 217 Minutes – Full-Frame (1.33:1) – Music by Patrick Laviosa
DISC 3: LEONCE PERRET
Until now, the films of Leonce Perret have been virtually unseen in the United States, yet he was a hugely influential figure in the growth of the French film industry. As an actor, he appeared in more than 100 films from 1909 to 1916, including the long-running series of (Leonce) comedies. But his greater contribution was as a director. Working at Gaumont under the supervision of Louis Feuillade, Perret dwelling the standard to which other French filmmakers aspired. His films had a technical mastery and exquisite grace that allowed them to advise subtleties of character and meaning. Perret’s artistic maturity is beautifully represented in the influential feature The Child of Paris, a naturalistic drama reminiscent of Emile Zola. Of this film, critic Georges Sadoul proclaimed, Leonce Perret was able to render a beautiful and spellbinding memoir by using an extraordinarily refined cinematic repertoire: backlighting, low-angle shots, close-ups, spirited shots and numerous other innovations, all of which Perret implemented with flair, in stark incompatibility to…the unexcited somewhat ragged technique of David W. Griffith at that time. Perret made a number of self-referential films, in which the medium of cinema is a component of the plotline. In The Mystery of the Rocks of Kador, an amnesiac woman undergoes a sort of cinematic hypnosis as a means of recalling the details of a tragic crime.
The Mystery of the Rocks of Kador (Le Mystere des roches de Kador) (1912)
Color Tinted – 43 Minutes – Directed by Leonce Perret
The Child of Paris (L’Enfant de Paris) (1913)
Color Tinted – 124 Minutes – Written and directed by Leonce Perret
BONUS FEATURE:
Leonce Perret: The Filmmaker’s Filmmaker – Illustrated with rare film clips, this mini-documentary reveals the artistry and wit of French cinema’s unsung hero.
End of press release.
Gaumont is the oldest film company in the world, having been founded in 1895, and the only one of their early products that I am entirely familiar with is Judex. I have seen several of Alice Guy’s work via the Treasures of the American Film Archives sets. Of Louis Feuillade’s work I have seen Les Vampires. I am looking forward to seeing the work at Gaumont in the very early days. Like the Edison status, do realize that most films made before 1910 in both America and Europe were of an experimental nature and do not really snarl a fable.
I have been waiting for this place to approach for a long, long time. Now that it is here, I can say without a doubt that it was well worth the wait and more. Although Edison, the Lumieres and others had been working on the development of movies before Gaumont was founded in 1896, no studio did more to befriend set aside them. This 3 DVD spot focuses on three of their production heads (one per disc) between 1897-1913. One of them, Louis Feuillade, is well known to today’s audiences thanks to the success of his mute serials FANTOMAS, LES VAMPIRES and JUDEX. The other two, Alice Guy and Leonce Perret, are hardly known at all especially Perret.
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