Beat Films | Christopher Maclaine Brent Wadden evoking novels by David Ogden

evoking novels by David Ogden Stewart or plays by Ring Lardner

He began working in photography in 1978 and has been exhibiting regularly since 1982

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This is a subjective journey through the approaches and experimental procedures to show the magnitude of this research and to honor filmmakers who participate in the history of cinema: Jonas Mekas (USA)

finding tremendous pathos in the smallest moments: a furtive glance across a museum gallery

Beat Films | Christopher Maclaine Brent Wadden evoking novels by David OgdenFour films by Christopher MacLaine THE END 16mm 1953 35' THE MAN WHO INVENTED GOLD 16mm 1957 14' BEAT 16mm 1958 6' SCOTCH HOP 16mm 1958 6' "Dating from 1953, this may in fact be the first genuine beat film, profoundly inventive and advanced for its time. Maclaine outlook is bleak and his techniques are crude, creating a film which is deliciously inept, but glorious. One of cinema starkest evocations of the Cold War period and its effect on creative