Fahrenheit 451, François Truffaut, 1966. Mike Leigh, Naked (Part 1), 1993. Metropolis,Fritz Lang,1902. Ivan's Childhood (1962) (English subtitles). Stalker,Andreï Tarkovski,1979. Battle of Algiers,Gillo Pontecorvo,1966. La dialectique peut-elle... 1/5 - une vidéo Cinéma. The Discipline of DE,Gus Van Sant,Story from W.Burroughs,1978. Ballet Mécanique,Fernand Léger,1924.
Zéro de Conduite,Jean Vigo,1933. Monkeyshines No. 1-3,William K.L. Dickson,William Heise,1889-1890. Kanojo To Kanojo No Neko,Makoto Shinkai,1999. L'origine du XXIème siècle,Jean-Luc Godard,2000. Turbulent,Shirin Neshat,1998. Stereoscope,William Kentridge,1999. William Kentridge Back to William Kentridge Stereoscope (1999) The following interview is taken from www.onepeople.com, 1998: William Kentridge Answers a Few Questions Question 1: Your works appear very labor intensive. How long did it take you to create "Stereoscope? " Can you talk a little bit about the significance of your laborious process and how you maintain momentum and focus? WK: Momentum - because the work is so slow, unless one works fast and intensely, the project would never get finished. Question 2: The music in "Stereoscope" is very striking. WK: Music. Question 3: Are the recurring elements (like the cat and the blue line, etc.) in your work symbolic of something?
WK: Re the cat and blue line. Question 4: Why did you choose to use a split screen in some parts of the video? WK: Come on! Question 5: Was "Stereoscope" inspired by specific events in South African history? WK: No specific events in South African history. UbuWeb Film | UbuWeb PennSound | CENTRO | EPC | WFMU. Le Retour à la raison,Man Ray,1923. Fantasmagorie,Emile Cohl,1908. J'ai faim, j'ai froid,Chantal Akerman,1984. Modern Times,Charlie Chaplin,1936. Solaris,Andreï Tarkovski,1972. Les glaneurs et la glaneuse,Agnes Varda,2000. Réponse de femmes,Agnès Varda,1975. Berlin - Symphonie einer Großstadt,Walther Ruttmann,1927. Siedem kobiet w róznym wieku,Krzysztof Kieślowski,1978. Step Across The Border,Fred Frith,1990. La Natation,Jean Vigo,1931. Caravaggio,Derek Jarman,1886. Le Voyage dans la lune,Georges Méliès,1902. La Sortie de l'Usine Lumière à Lyon,Lumières,1895.
L'Arrivée d'un train à La Ciotat,Lumières,1895. La Refutation,Guy Debord,1975. La societe du spectacle,Guy Debord,1975. Very Nice, Very Nice,Arthur Lipsett,1961. Sans Soleil,Chris Marker,1983. Hiroshima Mon Amour,Alain Resnais,1959. The End,Artavazd Pelechian,1991. The Passion of Joan of Arc,Carl Theodor Dreyer,1928. Dimensions Of Dialogue,Jan Svankmajer,1982. Franz Kafka,Piotr Dumala,1991.