Title from disc surface. "Experimental [filmmaker]"--Container. Originally broadcast on the television program Screening room in April, 1973. Interviewer: Robert Gardner ; interviewees: Bruce Baille, Gerald O'Grady.
Summary:
Bruce Baillie was one of the founders of the San Francisco avant-garde film movement. Born in South Dakota and educated at the University of Minnesota, the University of California at Berkeley, and the London School of Film Technique, he began making film in 1961 with On Sundays and The Gymnasts. With Chick Strand he founded Canyon Cinema, the important West Coast film distribution and exhibition collective. Baillie's innovative films, including Mass for the Dakota Sioux and Castro Street, are renowned for their beauty and visual richness, their acute lyrical sensibility, and their invocation of myth in dealing with the commonplace world.
Series:
Screening room DVD series
OCLC:
(OCoLC)181374123
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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