Film Study

Year: 1926

Runtime: 4 mins

Director: Hans Richter

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A playful Dadaist experimental short that echoes Man Ray’s surrealist style, employing rapid cuts of shifting geometric patterns, archival seagull footage, floating eyeballs and disembodied heads that glare ominously. The collage of stock images creates an avant‑garde visual poem that delights and unsettles.

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