01 January 1963 Factual 12 mins
American sculptor, Alexander Calder, creates around the workshop. The film features several of his kinetic sculptures-- Wild moving figurines that spin, undulate and perform circus acts. The film ends on a hanging moon mobile, completing our wacky trip.
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Alexander Calder as himself
Hans Richter Director
United States 01 January 1963
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