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Projekcija: Salvador Dalí – Impressions de la Haute Mongolie (1976)

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U petak 15.11. s početkom u 20:30 u projekcijskoj dvorani Kino kluba Split možete prisustvovati projekciji posljednjeg kinematografskog projekta Salvadora Dalía. Radi se o filmu “Impressions de la haute Mongolie” (Dojmovi Gornje Mongolije; 1976) pvom iz trodijelnog ciklusa petkom pod nazivom MONGOLIAN CINEMATIC PERSPECTIVES. U “Short(s) Petting” (powered by web-oriented group AGITATE:21C) predprogramu nakon dva tjedna pauze zbog gostovanja i retrospektivnih projekcija središnjih figura nove njemačke avangarde Maria Mentrupa i Kerstin Cmelke možete pogledati recentne eksperimentalne kratke filmove šestorice autora/ica kodiranih sinematskom egidom “Cinematic Modes of PresentationScenic vs. Panoramic”. U produžetku teksta u cijelosti prenosimo, na engleskom jeziku, prikaz amričkog art-kritičara Josha Jonesa izvorno objavljen na web portalu Open Culture (http://www.openculture.com/)

 

Salvador Dalí’s Last Film About a Search for a Giant Hallucinogenic Mushroom

Salvador Dalí and his fellow surrealists owed a great debt to the wealthy, dandyish French writer Raymond Roussel, as much as modernist poets owed the Symbolist Jules Laforgue. But like Laforgue, Roussel is much more often referenced than read, and he isn’t referenced often. A hermetic, insular writer who seems to belong to a private world almost entirely his own, Roussel despaired of his lack of success and committed suicide in 1933. His aesthetic progeny, on the other hand – Dalí, Marcel Duchamp, André Breton – were showmen, self-promoters and media geniuses. So it’s particularly poignant, in the quirkiest of ways, that Dalí chose for his final film project a collaboration with Jose Montes Baquer in 1976 called Impressions of Upper Mongolia (“Impressions de la haute Mongolie”), an homage to Roussel’s self-published 1910 novel Impressions of Africa. Roussel, who traveled widely, never traveled to Africa, and his “impressions” are wholly creations of the kind of wordplay that Dalí made visual in his painting (including a canvas with Roussel’s title). Like Roussel’s novel, Impressions of Upper Mongolia is a surrealist fantasy with only the most tenuous connection to its ostensible geographical subject. The entire 50-minute adventure takes place in Dalí’s studio-museum in Cadacès (Spain). The film opens with an epitaph for Roussel in German, French, and English that lionizes the proto-surrealist as “the monstrous master of mystical language.” “Mystical” is indeed the mot juste for this film. Dalí narrates a story about an expedition he supposedly sent to the titular region in search of a giant hallucinogenic mushroom. Flavorwire describes the “quasi-fake documentary” succinctly: “…it’s every bit as trippy as you would expect it to be. Along the way, there’s a lot of mustache-waggling, yelling at Hitler, discussions about Outer Mongolia and Raymond Roussel, intense close-ups of insects, and other eccentric additions – like Dalí’s overacting.” For all his ease with film, and his outsized reputation in film history, Dali only ever collaborated with other filmmakers, first Luis Buñuel, then Walt Disney, and finally Baquer (who called him, approvingly, “an intellectual vampire”). In an interview, Baquer reveals that Dali chose the title and the Roussel references. He also “commissioned” the film, in a way, by handing Baquer a pen that he had been urinating on for several weeks after “observing how the urinals in the luxury restrooms of the St. Regis Hotel have acquired an entire range of rust colours through the interaction of the uric acid on the precious metals.” Baquer recounts that Dali ceremoniously told him to “take this magical object, work with it, and when you have an interesting result, come see me. If the result is good, we will make a film together.” The result is most certainly interesting. A fitting tribute to Roussel, it recalls Trevor Winkfield’s comments on the world of the writer, one that “belongs entirely to the imagination. Nothing real intrudes; it all derives from his head. Like a fairy tale, but a believable one.”

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PETAK 15.11.2019.

 

20:30

 

Salvador Dalí – Impressions de la Haute Mongolie (1976)

A tribute to the French writer Raymond Roussel (1877-1933), a forerunner of the Surrealists and much admired by them, who developed a formal system with which to generate literary inspiration out of puns and the narrative references arising from these.

Germany (FRG), Spanish, French, English, Color, TVrip, 51 minutes

 

19:15

 

SHORT(S) PETTING

Cinematic Modes of Presentation / Scenic vs. Panoramic

(POWERED BY AGITATE 21:C WEB-ORIENTED GROUP)

(01) Beatriz Albuquerque – rEVOLUTION (USA; 2018) 02:00

(02) Grace Graupe Pillard – Rant on Trump (USA; 2017) 01:33

(03) Grace Graupe Pillard – Trump – Bannon In The Mud (USA; 2017) 00:37

(04) Grace Graupe Pillard – Grace Ranting on Indictments – 103017 (USA; 2017) 01:57

(05) Grace Graupe Pillard – Haz-Mat Suit Grace RANTING About Pipe Bomber (USA; 2018) 02:21

(06) Grace Graupe Pillard – Watching Donald Trump at News Conferences (USA; 2017) 00:48

(07) Grace Graupe Pillard – Hazmat Grace in Studio Furious at Trump (USA; 2018) 01: 30

(08) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog (South Korea/USA; 2017) 01:34

(09) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog II (South Korea/USA; 2017) 03:55

(10) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog III (South Korea/USA; 2017) 07:00

(11) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog IV (South Korea/USA; 2017) 01:03

(12) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog IX (South Korea/USA; 2018) 06:02

(13) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog V (South Korea/USA; 2017) 02:07

(14) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog VI (South Korea/USA; 2017) 03:21

(15) Finn Harvor – The War on Smog VII (South Korea/USA; 2018) 02:35

(16) Finn Harvor- The War on Smog VIII (South Korea/USA; 2018) 03:59

(17) Matt T. Helme – Our Trip to Morocco (USA; 2017) 03:37

(18) Matt T. Helme – One AF (USA; 2017) 02:01

(19) Matt T. Helme – Log Book (USA; 2017) 01:42

(20) Brigitte Neufeldt – Way Out (Germany; 2016) 06:25

(21) Brigitte Neufeldt – K.O.T. (Germany; 2018) 05:15

(22) Abdoul-Ganiou Dermani – How to Make a Better World (Togo/Germany; 2018) 01:02

(23) Abdoul-Ganiou Dermani – Afrikabu (Togo/Germany; 2017) 02:15

(24) Abdoul-Ganiou Dermani – S-map-PHONE (Togo/Germany; 2016) 03:15

 

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