Amateur Film and Underground Cinema: Early film, US Underground film, UK Underground film, and home movies.

· Radical views of 1000 years of literary knowledge in Europe Book 13 · Stefan Szczelkun · AI-narrated by Mason (from Google)
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Starting with Early Cinema ....the next section looks at USA Underground film, going on to British Underground film and a closer look at David Leister's lounge cinema clubs of the later 1980s. The I switch to a short history of home movies.

This is all by way of giving background to London's Exploding Cinema 1991 - the present, which was the subject of my doctoral research at the Royal College of Art (2002) and is now a book.

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Michael Kemp
December 6, 2023
A fascinating treatise by Stefan Szczelkun on the beginnings and rise of underground film, both here in the UK and in the US. A psychic battle ~ fought out between the desire for free personal expression in film ~ and the unyielding fiscal machinations of Hollywood. The cautionary example of Channel Four, who started off screening films like David Larcher’s extraordinary “E Etc” (at peak viewing time, no less) ~ but ended up with Noel Edmonds. All roads lead to the Exploding Cinema...
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Stefan Szczelkun is a prolific artist and writer, and occasional film-maker based in London.

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