jean-marie escribió:Luc Moullet - ESSAI D'OUVERTURE (1988)This fifteen-minute film, a prime example of Moullet's short work, is a deadpan illustration of methodological persistence. It's tempting to label it a documentary about problem solving, gender roles, and cultural relations, but it's mostly about ways to open a bottle of Coca-Cola. One of these requires welding goggles. A funny and desperate short by a forgotten master!!!!
Director, actor, producer, and writer Luc Moullet has been one of the key figures in independent French cinema since the early 1960s. After getting a start as an eighteen-year-old critic for Cahiers du Cinéma, he was able to make his first films thanks to the initial success of the New Wave. He immediately distinguished himself with a string of comic masterpieces characterized by caustic humor, occasional gunplay, shoestring budgets, careful attention to landscape, helicopters, and an overall b-movie scabbiness that as yet knows no equal. Relentlessly teetering between rigorous logic and the heights of the absurd, his films have earned the consistent praise of critics like Jonathan Rosenbaum and filmmakers like Jean-Marie Straub (who has called him "the only heir to both Buñuel and Tati"), Jean-Luc Godard, and Jacques Rivette (both of whom, incidentally, have signed articles under Moullet's name over the course of their careers). As Jonathan Rosenbaum has pointed out, Moullet's work is a perfect example of what Manny Farber has called termite-tapeworm-fungus-moss art, the kind of work that shuns the overblown fakery of High Culture in order to carve out a subversive personal space outside the regular circuits of industry productions.
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