Cortometraje
Estados Unidos,
1936, 19 min
Director:
Joseph CornellReparto:
Charles Bickford (arch.), Rose Hobart (arch.), Lupita Tovar (arch.), Georges Renavent (arch.)Sinopsis(1)
Oscillating between homage and obsession, the film distills the gestures, expressions, and posture of Rose Hobart, the heroine of the exotic Hollywood drama East of Borneo (1931). Cornell's version of the film, reckless with the plot and other characters, slowed down, shrouded in violet blue, complete with Brazilian underscore and eclipse shots, frees Hobart from the encumbrances of cliché, stereotyping, and narrative gossip. (Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival)
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| Usuario | Formato | Idiomas | Agregado | Nota: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORIN | DVD | 25.07.2013 | ||
| vypravěč | Otro | 10.04.2010 | ||
| sullafelix | Otro | 17.11.2007 |