FREE RADICALS: A HISTORY OF EXPERIMENTAL FILM
by Pip Chodorov
synopsis
What is an experimental film? The artists and poets who began using celluloid before World War I still reside in a No Man’s Land. Excluded from movie theatres, they created an independent network that allowed them to produce and show their films. In doing so, they built a body of work that still influences our culture. I wished to share with you a few of the films I love and introduce to the free, radical artists who made them.
| original title: | Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Film |
| country: | France, United States |
| year: | 2012 |
| genre: | documentary |
| directed by: | Pip Chodorov |
| film run: | 80' |
| release date: | US 03/08/2012, FR 14/11/2012 |
| screenplay: | Lucy Allwood, Pip Chodorov |
| cast: | Pip Chodorov, Stan Brakhage, Robert Breer, Stephan Chodorov, Ken Jacobs, Peter Kubelka |
| cinematography by: | Pip Chodorov, Nicolas Rideau |
| film editing: | Nicolas Sarkissian, Jackie Raynal |
| music: | Black Lake, Slink Moss |
| producer: | Ron Dyens, Aurélia Prévieu |
| production: | Sacrebleu Productions, re:voir |
| distributor: | NiZ !, Celluloid Dreams Distribution, Kino Lorber (US) |















