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Le Giornate del Cinema Muto 2005 Sommario / Contents

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it would be welcomed by the George Eastman House staff. Preserved and<br />

printed <strong>2005</strong>. – CAROLINE YEAGER<br />

CHIQUITA, THE DANCER (American Film Manufacturing Co.,<br />

US 1912)<br />

(Titolo sulla copia/title on print: Chiewitter, the Dancer)<br />

Re./dir: Gilbert P. Hamilton; cast: Geraldine Gill, Eugene Bonner,<br />

William Morse, Walter Irving; 35mm, frammento/fragment, 150 ft.,<br />

2’30” (16 fps), imbibizione/tinted, George Eastman House.<br />

Didascalie in inglese / English intertitles.<br />

Secondo il Moving Picture World, questo “dramma <strong>del</strong>la vita in miniera<br />

nel Sud-Ovest degli Stati Uniti, ha l’atmosfera dei film di questo tipo,<br />

ma al tempo stesso si distingue da essi per vari aspetti.” Il principale<br />

“aspetto” è la briosa Miss Gill, con la sua solare presenza sullo<br />

schermo. Peraltro, tutto quel che resta <strong>del</strong>la sua apprezzata<br />

interpretazione è questo breve frammento, preservato e stampato<br />

nel <strong>2005</strong>. – CAROLINE YEAGER<br />

Described in Moving Picture World as a “drama of mining life in the<br />

Southwest, has the atmosphere of photoplays of this type, but is<br />

somewhat different from the usual run in several respects”. The main<br />

“respect” is the vivacious Miss Gill and her luminous screen presence.<br />

However, all that remains of her well received performance is this short<br />

fragment. Preserved and printed <strong>2005</strong>. – CAROLINE YEAGER<br />

UNSEEN CINEMA<br />

EARLY AMERICAN AVANT-GARDE FILM 1894-1941<br />

(Anthology Film Archives, US <strong>2005</strong>)<br />

Sette programmi di un’ora tratti da Unseen <strong>Cinema</strong>, serie di DVD sul<br />

il cinema d’avanguardia americano dal 1894 al 1941. / Seven 1-hour<br />

programs of selections drawn from Unseen <strong>Cinema</strong>’s DVD series<br />

exploring American avant-garde cinema from 1894-1941.<br />

Credits (DVD):<br />

Film presentati da/Presented by Anthology Film Archives, in<br />

collaborazione con/in association with The British Film Institute,<br />

Cineric, Eastman Kodak Company, Film Preservation Associates,<br />

Deutsches Filmmuseum, George Eastman House, The Library of<br />

Congress & The Museum of Modern Art.<br />

Curatore/Curator: Bruce Posner; prod: David Shepard; con la<br />

sponsorizzazione di/sponsored by Anthology Film Archives, New York,<br />

& Deutsches Filmmuseum, Frankfurt am Main; progetto reso<br />

possibile anche da/made possible in part by Cineric, Inc., Eastman<br />

Kodak Company, Film Preservation Associates, Inc.; DVD dist: Image<br />

Entertainment; contenuti speciali <strong>del</strong> DVD/special contents of DVD<br />

edition © <strong>2005</strong> Anthology Film Archives.<br />

Film preservati da/Films preserved by: The American Film Institute,<br />

Anthology Film Archives, Archives Françaises du Film (Centre<br />

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National de la Cinématographie), BFI National Film and Television<br />

Archive, Danish Film Institute, Film Preservation Associates, George<br />

Eastman House, Gosfilmofond of Russia, Harry Ransom Center<br />

University of Texas Austin, Instituto Valenciano de <strong>Cinema</strong>tografia – La<br />

Filmoteca, Jugoslovenska Kinoteka, Larson-Casselton Collection, The<br />

Library of Congress, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum<br />

of Modern Art, National Archives, National Film Board of Canada,<br />

Nederlands Filmmuseum, New Mexico State Records Center and<br />

Archives, Northeast Historic Film, Orgone Archives, Paramount<br />

Pictures,Turner Entertainment Co., UCLA Film and Television Archive,<br />

University of South Carolina Newsfilm Archive, Warner Bros.<br />

Entertainment, Inc.<br />

Unseen <strong>Cinema</strong> – set di sette DVD con 155 film per una durata<br />

complessiva di 1200 minuti (20 ore) – ci fa conoscere le opere<br />

finora ignorate di cineasti americani che hanno lavorato negli Stati<br />

Uniti e all’estero dall’invenzione <strong>del</strong> cinema alla seconda guerra<br />

mondiale e ci propone un diverso e spesso controverso approccio<br />

al cinema sperimentale, visto come il risultato sia collettivo sia<br />

individuale <strong>del</strong>l’attività – ad ogni livello <strong>del</strong>la produzione<br />

cinematografica – di artisti d’avanguardia, registi professionisti,<br />

cineasti amatoriali. Molti di questi film non sono mai stati disponibili<br />

dopo la loro realizzazione, altri non sono mai stati proiettati in<br />

pubblico, quasi nessuno si poteva vedere così bene come adesso.<br />

Sessanta fra i maggiori archivi cinematografici mondiali hanno<br />

collaborato con l’Anthology Film Archives per restituire al pubblico<br />

moderno un periodo a lungo trascurato <strong>del</strong>la storia <strong>del</strong> cinema. Per<br />

ulteriori informazioni, si veda il sito www.unseen-cinema.com.<br />

Unseen <strong>Cinema</strong>, a set of 7 DVDs containing 155 films, totalling 1200<br />

minutes (20 hours), reveals hitherto unknown accomplishments of<br />

American filmmakers working in the United States and abroad, from the<br />

invention of cinema until World War II, and offers an innovative and often<br />

controversial view of experimental film as a product of avant-garde<br />

artists, professional directors, and amateur movie-makers working<br />

collectively and as individuals at all levels of film production. Many of the<br />

films have not been available since their creation, some have never been<br />

screened in public, and almost all have been unavailable in copies as good<br />

as these until now. Sixty of the world’s leading film archive collections have<br />

cooperated with Anthology Film Archives to bring this long-neglected<br />

period of film history back to life for modern audiences. For more<br />

information, see the website www.unseen-cinema.com.<br />

Ogni programma è costituito da materiali su DVD in bianco e nero<br />

e a colori, muti e sonori, <strong>del</strong>la durata di un’ora. / Each program: DVD,<br />

60’, b/w & tinted, silent & sound.<br />

<strong>Le</strong>genda colonna sonora/soundtrack music: EB = Eric Beheim; RI =<br />

Robert Israel; DS = Donald Sosin; VR = registrazione d’epoca<br />

/vintage recording.

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