Lawrence Jordan Album: Disc 1
Lawrence Jordan Album: Disc 1
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An extensive collection of works from acclaimed American animator and experimental filmmaker Larry Jordan. Spanning five decades, the range of films included here shows Jordan to be an influential director of live-action shorts, as well as a master of cut-out animation. He meticulously combines 19th-century engravings, modern imagery, and common symbols to construct unmistakable, dream-like narratives. Disc One features "The Short Animations" (Duo Concertantes, Gymnopedies, Our Lady of the Sphere, Orb, Once Upon a Time, Moonlight Sonata, Carabosse, and Masquerade), followed by the animated retelling of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (1977, 42 mins.)--narrated by Orson Welles--and Enid''s Idyll (17 mins.). Disc Two houses "The H.D. Trilogy" (1994, 115 mins.), a loving portrait of poet and novelist Hilda Doolittle told in three parts: The Black Oud, The Grove, and Star of Day. Disc Three consist s of Sophie''s Place (1986, 86 mins.), The Visible Compendium (19 90, 17 mins.), and Blue Skies Beyond the Looking Glass (17 mins.). Disc Four comprises The Sacred Art of Tibet (1972, 28 mins.), "The Short Live Films" (Visions of a City, Adagio, In a Summer Garden, Winter Ligh t, and Cornell, 1965), and "Odyssey" (Water Light, Tapestry, and Larry Jordan---USA---1957-2007---465 mins.

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If you just got home from work and you're planning on sitting down and relaxing with a good dvd, skip it. If you've got a big bag of weed in your closet and a six pack in your fridge, go for it. Same goes for discs 2, 3, and 4.

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