Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
6.6
/10
59 Ratings
SYNCHROMY NO. 4: ESCAPE
Directed by Mary Ellen Bute, Bill Nemeth, Ted Nemeth
United States, 1937
Short, Animation, Avant-Garde
Synopsis
Mary Ellen Bute’s first color film tells a story in abstraction of an orange/red triangle imprisoned behind a grip of vertical and horizontal lines under a sky-blue expanse, perhaps representing freedom. J.S. Bach’s Toccada (in D Minor) adds dramatic tension to the visual variables in motion."
Synopsis
Mary Ellen Bute’s first color film tells a story in abstraction of an orange/red triangle imprisoned behind a grip of vertical and horizontal lines under a sky-blue expanse, perhaps representing freedom. J.S. Bach’s Toccada (in D Minor) adds dramatic tension to the visual variables in motion."