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Directed by Eric Duvivier, La femme 100 têtes (1967) is a 19-minute avant-garde adaptation of Max Ernst's landmark 1929 surrealist collage novel. Functioning as a "collage in motion," the film brings Ernst's dreamlike visuals to life through moving images, bypassing traditional storytelling to rely entirely on the viewer's subconscious interpretation rather than textual legends.
Directed by Eric Duvivier, La femme 100 têtes (1967) is a 19-minute avant-garde adaptation of Max Ernst's landmark 1929 surrealist collage novel. Functioning as a "collage in motion," the film brings Ernst's dreamlike visuals to life through moving images, bypassing traditional storytelling to rely entirely on the viewer's subconscious interpretation rather than textual legends.
