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Dreams that money can buy: John Cage Marcel Duchamp
Dreams That Money can buy is a film written and directed by surrealist and dada theorist Hans Richter, the film is about a man who sets up a business in his room selling tailor made dreams to frustrated and neurotic clientele. This excerpt is a sequence / a dream created by MArcel Duchamp with music composed by John Cage, the music is very eastern influenced and uses silence to create tension.
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Comment by Richard on February 20, 2009 at 12:13pm - That is great, wish I had seen it before I had done video art last year. Some of the other "dreams" at the end of the clip look pretty interesting too. I loved the simplicity of Cage's score, as it goes with good sound design, I had to struggle to notice it was there. Is this movie available in the Library? I'm too lazy to check for myself!
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