Anemic Cinema
film by Duchamp
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"Anemic Cinema" is a 1926 film by Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray. It is an experimental film that explores optical effects and movement, featuring rotating abstract shapes and text. The film is considered a significant work in avant-garde cinema and reflects Duchamp's interest in optics and machines, as well as his broader artistic philosophy that challenged traditional notions of art. It was created during a period when Duchamp was moving away from painting and exploring new forms of artistic expression.
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