Windmills (1963)
An animated film of children’s paintings that evokes the syncretistic sensibility of childhood and is a curious dialogue between this and a surrealist sensibility... The children’s drawings, which have powerful art brut qualities, were supplied by a friend, the printmaker Udo Sellbach, who was teaching art at St. Peter’s College in Adelaide, and Marek combined them with his own artwork, chiefly the backgrounds.
Director: Dusan Marek
Runtime: 7 min
Release Date: January 1, 1963
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Dusan Marek
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Windmills about?
- An animated film of children’s paintings that evokes the syncretistic sensibility of childhood and is a curious dialogue between this and a surrealist sensibility... The children’s drawings, which have powerful art brut qualities, were supplied by a friend, the printmaker Udo Sellbach, who was teaching art at St. Peter’s College in Adelaide, and Marek combined them with his own artwork, chiefly the backgrounds.
- Who directed Windmills?
- Windmills was directed by Dusan Marek.
- How long is Windmills?
- Windmills has a runtime of 7m (7 minutes).