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Featuring Mary Binney Montgomery. “ORAMUNDE is an illustration in dance of the tale of Pelléas et Melisande, a story of two star-crossed lovers. The film confirms the belief that archetypal imagination is one of the mind’s primitive modes. Stripping the story to its core is a means of penetrating imagination.” – R. Bruce Elder

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After returning to nature and regaining her sense of freedom, the woman from Poem 8 starts to realize the dangers nature hold, as indicated by the intimidating waves. She’s also struck by loneliness and decides to leave on a boat with what we can assume is an allegory of death. That ending is very effective.

Oramunde (1933, Emlen Etting).mkv

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Container:  	Matroska
Runtime: 	9 min 37 s
Size: 	205 MiB
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“I thought, how interesting it would be if we used the film in a different method. So far it had been used like a novel to tell a story, or else as a documentary and there was nothing else in between, and I wanted to use the film as a poetic medium, to do a poem like T.S. Eliot’s poems, and do it entirely visually and that’s how I came about to do my film I called POEM 8 and as far as I know it was the first film that experimented in that as a poetic medium.” – Emlen Etting

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Featuring Elizabeth Binney Montgomery, Agnes Hitchock, Caresse Crosby.
“Etting was a pioneer who created cinematic forms that embodied poetic belief. This film represents a quest for an intensified perception of everyday life. Combining subjectivity, allegory, and lyric, POEM 8 foreshadows a method of filmmaking that would only be pursued by others a decade and a half later.” – R. Bruce Elder

Poem 8 (1932, Emlen Etting).mkv

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Container:  	Matroska
Runtime: 	19 min 23 s
Size: 	405 MiB
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