Avant-Garde 3: Experimental Cinema 1922-1954

Premier disque :
Danse Macabre (US 1922 Color Tinted 6 Min.) Dir: Dudley Murphy
Rien que les heures (Nothing But Time) (US 1926 B&W 46 Min.) Dir: Alberto Cavalcanti - Music by Larry Marotta
The tell-tale heart (US 1928 B&W 20 Min.) Dir: Charles F. Klein - Music by Sue Harshe
Tarantella (US 1940 Color 4 Min.) Dir: Mary Ellen Bute and Ted Nemeth
Tomatos another day (US 1930 B&W 7 Min.) Dir: James Sibley Watson
The Uncomfortable Man (US 1948 B&W 23 Min. Intentionally silent) (Dir: Kent Munson and Theodore Huff)
The Petrified Dog (US 1948 B&W 18 Min.) Dir: Sidney Peterson
The Lead shoes (US 1949 B&W 16 Min.) Dir: Sidney Peterson
Four in the Afternoon  (US 1951 B&W 14 Min.) Dir: James Broughton

Deuxième disque :
Plague Summer (US 1951 B&W 15 Min.) Dir: Chester Kessler
La Mort du Cerf (The Death of a Stag) (France 1951 B&W 12 Min.) Dir: Dimitri Kirsanoff
Image in the snow  (US 1952 B&W 26 Min.) Dir: Willard Maas
Celery Stalks at Midnight (France 1952 Color 3 Min.) Dir: John Whitney
The Voices (US 1953 B&W 14 Min.) Dir: John E. Schmitz
Closed Vision (US 1954 B&W 65 Min.) Dir: Marc O

Bonus :
Episodes in the Life on a Gin Bottle (US 1925 B&W 11 Min.) Dir: Bela von Block - Music by Paul Mercer, Bruce Bennett and Davis Petterson
Schichlegruber Doing The Lambeth Walk (UK 1941 B&W 2 Min.) Dir: Charles A. Ridley
Falling Pink (US circa late 1950s Color 9 Min.) Dir: Robert H. Spring - Music by Paul Mercer and Bruce Bennett
Dementia (excerpt) (US 1955 B&W 5 Min.) Dir: John Parker
Tomatos another day (outtakes) (US 1930 B&W 5 Min.) Dir: James Sibley Watson