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Histoire Verte (1963) | Slate

Histoire Verte

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Histoire Verte

Histoire verte

“In Green / Gray Story, for the most part, [one saw] vertical streaks and textures, with patterns that flew by. It was partly washed film on which I etched and I drew elements after washing. I used color inks, but since I did not have the money to make color copies, I had the film printed in black” -PH.

Released: 1963
Runtime: 3m
Country: France

Direction and writing

Pierre HébertDirector

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