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Arthur Harold Lipsett Born: May 13, 1936 Died: April, 1986 . To most people Arthur Lipsett will always be an enigma. He was unique. His idiosyncrasies bred myths, and, these myths were so strong that they pass on, like fairy-tales. During the last week of April 1986, Arthur Lipsett ended his life, two weeks before his birthday. He would have ...
Oct 25, 2014 · Arthur Lipsett is cinema’s lost prophet. Outside of Canada, his unique legacy of work has long been forgotten. But the Montreal-born filmmaker’s masterpiece, 21-87 (1964), inspired an idea that is probably worth the GDP of a small country these days. “When George saw 21-87 (1964), a light bulb went off,” says George Lucas collaborator ...
Remembering Arthur. Martin Lavut. 2006 1 h 29 min. In this feature length documentary, filmmaker Arthur Lipsett's close friend Martin Lavut documents the influence of the eccentric Oscar-nominated film genius. The world of cinema tragically lost Lipsett in 1986 when the Montreal-born artist committed suicide 2 weeks before his 50th birthday.
Oct 30, 2007 · Mientras investigaba en busca en algún dato novedoso tropecé con el corto que aquí les presentamos: 21-97, de Arthur Lipsett. Animador y cineasta experimental, Lisett trabajaba a principios de los años 60 en el National Film Board canadiense. Allí ensambló este collage audiovisual, 21-87, que le ganó cierta notoriedad.
Very Nice, Very Nice: Directed by Arthur Lipsett. Through an unconventional use of concise narrative, a conceptual collage of sounds and images, and a rapid-fire montage, Arthur Lipsett's first film vividly portrays the urban estrangement in the times of social erosion and materialism.
May 13, 2010 · The Talented Mr. Lipsett. In 1961, an unassuming young Canadian filmmaker single-handedly ignited an era of radical filmmaking. IN 1958, a precocious twenty-two-year-old Montrealer named Arthur Lipsett joined the animation department at the National Film Board (NFB). Apart from his regular work, and when no one was looking, Lipsett took to ...
Nov 9, 2023 · ‘Arthur Lipsett’s N-Zone is the longest, loosest and last of the collage films he produced at Canada’s National Film Board (NFB). It marks the end-point of his trajectory from feted young genius to discarded problem child/eccentric within the NFB.
