Most Popular Gérard Patris Trailers
Total trailers found: 12
The Great Rehearsals: Homage to Edgard Varèse Trailer (1966)
20 April 1966
Edgard Varèse died on 6 November 1965, a few days before the filming of the rehearsal of his work "Déserts" which he had to attend.
The Great Rehearsals: When a Man Dedicates His Life to Music Trailer (1967)
13 June 1967
1967 documentary film originally aired on French television about Hermann Scherchen.
The Flight of Icarus Trailer (1960)
01 January 1960
The Fall of Icarus proposes the magnification by the camera of a concrete material, the simple sand placed on a flat screen illuminated from behind, to reveal the changes of form and the movements of the matter once in contact with the elements: water, fire, earth and air.
Caustiques Trailer (1960)
01 January 1960
The term caustic designates optically the envelope of light rays undergoing reflection or refraction on a curved and shiny surface.
Histoires naturelles : Max Ernst Trailer (1972)
13 April 1972
A film about German painter Max Ernst made by Gérard Patris.
The Great Rehearsals: Et expecto resurrectionem mortuorum Trailer (1965)
11 November 1965
"Et expecto resurrectionem mortuorum", the work by Olivier Messiaen, was a commission by the Minister of Cultural Affairs André Malraux and was to be performed on the 20 June 1965 at Chartres Cathedral, in the presence of President Charles de Gaulle.
Arthur Rubinstein: The Love of Life Trailer (1969)
17 June 1969
Documentary about Polish-American pianist, Arthur Rubinstein.
A Propos D'Un Crime Trailer (1967)
01 January 1967
In 1967, Visconti came to Algiers for the filming of The Stranger with Mastroianni and Anna Karina. Camus, during his lifetime, had always refused to allow one of his novels to be brought to the screen.
The Great Rehearsals: Cecil Taylor in Paris Trailer (1968)
28 July 1968
French television documentary about Cecil Taylor.
The Great Rehearsals: Momente Trailer (1966)
25 May 1966
Filmed during rehearsals for the premiere of Stockhausen's monumental work Momente. The revealing rehearsal sequences are interspersed with Stockhausen speaking of his youth, work process and the genesis and meaning of Momente.
