Don’t Shoot the Composer
DON’T SHOOT THE COMPOSER is far from an ordinary profile of Georges Delerue. It also serves as a calling card for Ken Russell, whose work would define the 1970s as Delerue’s did in the 1960s. It begins with a sly work of pastiche, parodying the conventions of French noir. It goes onto encompass slapstick, verité scenes of the Delerue family and a harrowing montage of the Vietnam War. This eclectic approach gives us a sense of the different facets of Delerue’s life- his love of cinema, his home life, his work ethic. It also prefigures Russell’s feature length biopics of Mahler and Liszt, though in a more modest- and lucid- fashion.
Género: Documental, Película de TV
Emitir: Georges Delerue, Ken Russell
Tripulación: Ken Russell (Director), Stan Morcom (Sound), John Murphy (Sound), Ken Westbury (Cinematography), Gitta Zadek (Editor)
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Don’t Shoot the Composer 1966
BBC
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