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Maya Deren: Incomplete Control (Film And Culture Series)-new
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Maya Deren (19171961) Was A Russianborn American Filmmaker, Theorist, Poet, And Photographer Working At The Forefront Of The American Avantgarde In The 1940S And 1950S. Influenced By Jean Cocteau And Marcel Duchamp, She Is Best Known For Her Seminal Film Meshes Of The Afternoon (1943), A Dreamlike Experiment With Time And Symbol, Looped Narrative And Provocative Imagery, Setting The Stage For The Twentiethcentury'S Groundbreaking Aesthetic Movements And Films.Maya Deren Assesses Both The Filmmaker'S Completed Work And Her Numerous Unfinished Projects, Arguing Deren'S Overarching Aesthetic Is Founded On Principles Of Incompletion, Contingency, And Openness. Combining The Contrasting Approaches Of Documentary, Experimental, And Creative Film, Deren Created A Wholly Original Experience For Film Audiences That Disrupted The Subjectivity Of Cinema, Its Standards Of Continuity, And Its Dubious Facility With Promoting Categories Of Realism. This Critical Retrospective Reflects On The Development Of Deren'S Career And The Productive Tensions She Initiated That Continue To Energize Film.
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