General Lavine

“In dreaming I seek the one who, half-dreaming, will let me graft my dream onto his.” Claude Debussy General Lavine is an American music hall eccentric. He came to Paris in the years 1908-1910, and his act consisted of playing the piano with his feet. Debussy, seeing him, is said to have declared: “This man is music”.

Director: Jean-Loup Chirol
Runtime: 3 min

Screenplay

Cinematography: Marina Poole
Production: GREC
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is General Lavine about?
“In dreaming I seek the one who, half-dreaming, will let me graft my dream onto his.” Claude Debussy General Lavine is an American music hall eccentric. He came to Paris in the years 1908-1910, and his act consisted of playing the piano with his feet. Debussy, seeing him, is said to have declared: “This man is music”.
Who directed General Lavine?
General Lavine was directed by Jean-Loup Chirol.
How long is General Lavine?
General Lavine has a runtime of 3m (3 minutes).
Where was General Lavine produced?
General Lavine was produced in France.