Rubens

Year: 1948

Runtime: 61 mins

Language: English

Director: Henri Storck

Documentary

The film is a surreal abstract piece in three movements. The first occurs on the ground, introducing visual motifs and themes. The second lifts into the air, where six spheres become “dancers,” performing a simple ballet that echoes floor‑plan and classic dance. The final ground movement revisits and develops the earlier motifs, completing the cycle.

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