synopsis
Although Marinetti wrote the
Manifesto of Futurist Cinema,
Velocità is seen by some as the only futuristic film in its own right. Beside a dense intertextual network and a mechanic dance of the screen titles and objects dancing to stop-motion beats, the movie features a unique showcase of air painting on film and a few swinging frames from the streets of Turin.
biography
Pippo Oriani (1909–1972) was an architect and painter who claimed allegiance to the second wave of futurism. Velocità is his only film. He cooperated on it with Tina Cordero and Guido Martina, the founders of the Futurista Film company and the authors of the 1931 manifesto
The Avant-garde Integral: Marinetti and futurism in film.
more about film
| director: | Tina Cordero, Guido Martina, Pippo Oriani |
Film at festival
| premiere type: | Czech Premiere |
| festival edition: | 2022 |
| section: | Fascinations: Progress |
| language: | Silent |
| subtitles: | No Subtitle |
| colour: | Black and white |
Info
| director: | Tina Cordero, Guido Martina, Pippo Oriani |
| original title: | Velocità |
| country: | Italy |
| year: | 1930 |
| running time: | 13 min. |
