Fleming Faloon (1963)
In his first 16mm film, Landow proposes that if we accept the reality offered to us by the illusion of depth on the flat plane of the screen, we can then assign reality to anything at will. A cinematic equivalent of the illusionistic portraiture of the Flemish painters. - Harvard Film Archive
Director: Owen Land
Runtime: 7 min
Release Date: January 1, 1963
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Fleming Faloon about?
- In his first 16mm film, Landow proposes that if we accept the reality offered to us by the illusion of depth on the flat plane of the screen, we can then assign reality to anything at will. A cinematic equivalent of the illusionistic portraiture of the Flemish painters. - Harvard Film Archive
- Who directed Fleming Faloon?
- Fleming Faloon was directed by Owen Land.
- How long is Fleming Faloon?
- Fleming Faloon has a runtime of 7m (7 minutes).