Category: 15
All Genres: Documentary, Animation, Short, Drama, Romance
Release Year: 2004
Country: USA
Runtime: 12
Rating: (0)
Languages: English
Director: Martyn Atkins
Sound: Silent
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Writing by: Martha Graham – segment "The Flute of Krishna"

Produced by: John Beug – executive producer
David Horn – executive producer
Natalie Johns – line producer
Anu Krishnan – producer
James Pluta – producer
Kathy Rivkin – associate producer
Barry Schulman – executive producer
Stephen 'Scooter' Weintraub – co-producer

Cast: Thelma Biracree – Female Dancer
Constance Finkel – Female Dancer
Betty MacDonald –
Robert Ross – Krishna
Evelyn Sabin – Radha

Music: Ali Akbar Khan George Ruckert
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Plot Outline: A kind of “mini” edited together for DVD release in 2004 by Scott Simmon, curator of the National Film Preservation Foundation…
Plot: A kind of “mini” edited together for DVD release in 2004 by Scott Simmon, curator of the National Film Preservation Foundation, from 3 early color films. Two show the Eastman color process and one (the middle one) demonstrates various uses of the Brewster process. All three films have different themes ranging from the lucky drama of a contest winner to a fantasy of Krishna in ballet form. Humurous clay animation and actualities are also included. All three of the these films demonstrate pre Technicolor colored film.

Movie Quotes: Larry The Cable Guy:”>In reference to Playstation Football] Here's an idea, why don't they make a button that says frickin' pass!


Crazy Credits: We know about 1 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
All freaks and mutant vultures were harmed in the making of this film.

Goofs: We know about 1 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Revealing mistakes: The script is visible in several scenes, although since it was written in a notebook or on scraps of paper, it is not easy to make out.

Trivia: There are 10 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• Two of the film sources included in this film were copied at 19 frames per second from their original 35mm color prints. The other one was copied at 22 frames per second from the original 35mm color print. All were preserved by the George Eastman House in the New York state.
• One part of the score used in the film by music editor Martin Marks is part of an anonymous piece entitled “Medley Americana No. 1.”
• Contians experts from two early color films, and one complete short ballet. 1. From “Concerning $1000″ 1916 (Eastman Kodak, 2 lens Kodachrome) [roughly 85 seconds to 1 minute] 2. From “Exhibition Reel Of Two Color Film” 1929 (Brewster Color Film Corp., Brewster Color Process) [around 4 minutes] 3. “The Flute Of Krishna” 1926 (Eastman Kodak) [7 minutes]