A Movie

Running only 12 minutes, A Movie is a landmark in experimental cinema. Bruce Conner crafted this film entirely from found footage, editing it to align with a new score. This innovative approach marks it as a significant work in the realm of short films.

Collectors may find A Movie intriguing for its pioneering techniques and its role in the evolution of film as an art form. The use of stock footage in this manner was groundbreaking at the time, offering a fresh perspective on how narrative can be constructed through existing visual material. As a short film, it fits well in collections focused on experimental cinema, particularly from the late 1950s.