Ariel’s Song / Full Fathom Five
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About This Movie
Ariel’s Song, also known as Full Fathom Five, is a 1953 experimental film by Len Lye. This unique work combines animation and poetry, featuring a clip of Sir John Gielgud reciting a passage from Shakespeare's The Tempest.
This film has had a limited release history, often overshadowed by more mainstream titles of its time. It’s a bit of a rarity in the collector's world, appealing to those who seek out experimental works or have an interest in Lye's artistic contributions. The scarcity of prints makes it a fascinating piece for collectors, especially when considering the blend of classic literature and avant-garde animation.
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What is the genre of Ariel’s Song?
Ariel’s Song is an experimental film that combines animation with poetry.
Who directed Ariel’s Song?
Ariel’s Song was directed by Len Lye.
Who stars in Ariel’s Song?
The film features Sir John Gielgud, who recites a passage from The Tempest.
What year was Ariel’s Song released?
Ariel’s Song was released in 1953.
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