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The Very Eye of Night is a 1958 experimental film that merges music and fantasy through unique dance performances. Directed by a woman, it showcases avant-garde ballet and contemporary dance elements, making it a fascinating piece for collectors interested in the evolution of dance on film.
The Very Eye of Night has had a somewhat elusive presence in collector circles, having been released in a few home video formats over the years, but it's still quite scarce, particularly in its original theatrical presentation. Interest is growing, especially for those who appreciate experimental cinema and the blending of dance with visual art. Many collectors are drawn to its distinctive style, which makes it a noteworthy subject for discussion among enthusiasts of avant-garde films.
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The Very Eye of Night is categorized as a music and fantasy film.
The film was directed by a woman.
The film explores themes of dance performance, including ballet and contemporary dance, within an experimental and avant-garde framework.
The Very Eye of Night was released in 1958.
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