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Marc'O

Marc-Gilbert Guillaumin known as Marc'O (original spelling Marc, O ) (born April 10, 1927) is a French writer, researcher, director, playwright, and filmmaker known for being part of the Lettrist movement.

Filmography

Films

  • 1954 : Closed vision (long métrage) (2010 : sortie en DVD du film (Les périphériques vous parlent).).
  • 1958 : Voyage au bout de mon rêve (court métrage)
  • 1968 : Les Idoles (long métrage tiré de sa pièce) – reprise 2004. Octobre 2016, sortie en DVD du film (chez Luna Park Films).
  • 1970 : Tamaout (long métrage documentaire)

References

  1. Improvised Notes on French Expanded Cinema - Millennium Film Journal
  2. "Marc'o et les siens réinventent un nouveau théâtre politique".
  3. Entretien de Gilles Tordjman avec le cinéaste, écrivain et metteur en scène Marc’O
  4. Intermedial Dialogues - Google Books (pg.66)
  5. CLOSED VISION (Marc’O, 1954) on Vimeo
  6. "Closed Vision (Soixante minutes de la vie intérieure d'un homme)" (PDF). www.cinematheque.fr (in French). Retrieved 16 September 2010.
  7. Pierre Clémenti in Vienna and New York|Current|The Criterion Collection

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