Country: USA
Year: 1965
Duration: 91'


Biography

film director

Robert Frank

Robert Frank was born in 1924 to a Jewish family in Zurich. Following the outbreak of WWII, he took refuge in Switzerland, where he began working as a photographer. In 1947 he moved to New York and soon began working as a photographer for magazines like "Harper's Bazaar," "McCall's" and the "New York Times." After winning a Guggenheim scholarship in 1955, Frank began compiling a photographic documentary of American culture. The result is the collection called The Americans, which was published in 1958. He later dedicated himself to cinema, taking on the cause of avant-garde filmmaking.

FILMOGRAFIA

Pull My Daisy (1958), The Sin of Jesus (1961), O.K. End Here (1963), Me and My Brother (1969), Life-Raft Earth (1969), Conversations In Vermont (1971), About Me: A Musical (1971), Cocksucker Blues (1972), Keep Busy (1975), Life Dances On... (1980), Energy and How to Get It (1981), This Song for Jack (1983), Home Improvements (1985), Candy Mountain (1988), Run (1989), Hunter (1989), It's Real (1990), Last Supper (1992), Summer Cannibals (1996), The Present (1996), Sanyu (2000), Paper Rout (2003).

Cast

& Credits

Director and director of photography: Robert Frank.
Soggetto e sceneggiatura: Robert Frank e Sam Shepard.
Editor: Robert Frank, Helen Silverstein, Bob Easton, Lynn Ratener.
Cast: Julius Orlovsky (se stesso), Joseph Chaikin (Julius Orlovsky), John Coe (psichiatra), Allen Ginsberg e Peter Orlovsky (se stessi), Virginia Kiser, Nancy Fish, Cynthia McAdams, Roscoe Lee Browne, Seth Allen, Maria Tucci, Jack Greenbaum, Christopher Walken, Beth Porter, Fred Ainsworth, Richard Orzel, Philippe La Preile, Otis Young, Gregory Corso, Sully Boyar, Joel Press, Louis Waldon.
Production company: Helen Silverstein per la Two Faces Company.
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