Eaux d’artifice

Year: 1953

Runtime: 13 mins

Director: Kenneth Anger

Drama

An elegantly dressed woman walks deliberately through the water gardens of Villa d’Este in Tivoli while Vivaldi’s Winter from The Four Seasons plays. Heavy red filters cast a blue hue, water ripples over stone and fountains shoot skyward. No dialogue; Baroque statues and flowing water are back‑lit, giving a scene Anger calls water games.

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