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Ariel’s Song / Full Fathom Five

Ariel’s Song / Full Fathom Five

1953
Release date : January 1, 1953
Runtime : 2m
Countries of origin : New Zealand /
Original Language : English /
Director : Len Lye /
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January 1, 1953 2m New Zealand English More
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Len Lye made this experiment in animating poetry circa 1953 utilising a clip of Sir John Gielgud reciting a passage from The Tempest.
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  • title：Ariel’s Song / Full Fathom Five
  • status：Released
  • Release date： 1953
  • Runtime：2m
  • Genres：
  • Countries of origin： New Zealand ·
  • Original Language： English ·
  • Director： Len Lye /
  • Writers：
  • Production companies：
  • Overview：Len Lye made this experiment in animating poetry circa 1953 utilising a clip of Sir John Gielgud reciting a passage from The Tempest.
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