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What Do Young Films Dream About?: Directed by Henri Chomette, Man Ray. A collaboration between Man Ray and Henri Chomette,, half-brother of the filmmaker René Clair.
Review by Paul Gallagher ★★★★. I saw this in 1985 projected in 16 mm under the above title, "A Quoi revent les jeunes films?”. It’s “Emak Bakia" followed by "Jeux de reflets et de la vitesse" and "Cinq minutes de cinema pur,” and more commonly shown as separate films.
What Do Young Films Dream About? ( 1924 ) À quoi rêvent les jeunes films. Silent Film. Black and White. A collaboration between Man Ray and Henri Chomette, half-brother of the filmmaker René Clair. Directors. Henri Chomette. Man Ray. There are no related titles yet, but you can add them: Add a short review. 280 characters. Or write an article...
Man Ray and Chomette, as I understand, were stylistically and personally incompatible, but the films together are greater than the sum of their parts. And there is, in addition, this passage by the eccentric art patron Etienne de Beaumont, who commissioned the film.
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What Do Young Films Dream About? The Compte Etienne de Beaumont commissioned Henri Chomette and Man Ray to make films to exhibit at his "Soirees de Paris" ballet productions. The collaborative project was shown under the title, "A Quoi revent les jeunes films?," in 1926.
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