«Silent film pioneer Germaine DULAC adapted her 1927 feature L'Invitation au voyage from the poem of the same title by late-19th century French belletrist Charles Baudelaire. The film represents an attempt by Dulac to create a work entirely liberated from cinematic narrative per se. It is a "visual symphony," comprised of rhythmically intercut images that embody projections of the artist's raw and direct feelings, unadulterated by the contrivances of story.»
Nathan Southern, Rovi
2 PRINTS IN DISTRIBUTION
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distribution format |
DVD (PAL) |
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speed |
25 ips |
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screen |
4/3 (vidéo) |
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sound |
sil |
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translation |
no |
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rental fee |
134,00 € |
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distribution format |
16 mm
1 reel (363 meters) |
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speed |
18 ips |
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screen |
1,37 - standard |
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sound |
sil |
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translation |
no |
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rental fee |
134,00 € |
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