Brick and Tile (1983)
“You can have a weatherboard house, a fibro house, or a brick and tile house. Here in Australia real estate is very strong, and ‘brick and tile’ is what we call a solid house. In this film I experimented with optical printing for the first time [i.e. re-combining images after shooting, rather than in-camera]... pretty much purely for my own aesthetic pleasure. I showed the film at a documentary festival in Germany but the audience were less than impressed when I explained that the film would hopefully assist potential home builders to select their desired brick and tile combination.” (Paul Winkler)
Director: Paul Winkler
Runtime: 14 min
Release Date: January 1, 1983
Country: Australia
Language: No Language
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Paul Winkler
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Brick and Tile about?
- “You can have a weatherboard house, a fibro house, or a brick and tile house. Here in Australia real estate is very strong, and ‘brick and tile’ is what we call a solid house. In this film I experimented with optical printing for the first time [i.e. re-combining images after shooting, rather than in-camera]... pretty much purely for my own aesthetic pleasure. I showed the film at a documentary festival in Germany but the audience were less than impressed when I explained that the film would hopefully assist potential home builders to select their desired brick and tile combination.” (Paul Winkler)
- Who directed Brick and Tile?
- Brick and Tile was directed by Paul Winkler.
- How long is Brick and Tile?
- Brick and Tile has a runtime of 14m (14 minutes).
- Where was Brick and Tile produced?
- Brick and Tile was produced in Australia.