Emak-Bakia

Exhibiting Man Ray's early Dada affiliations, Emak-Bakia (Leave me alone in Basque) combines a series of visual metaphors in a non-linear structure. Juxtaposes images that evoke the elements of cinema with Dada emblems and employs a fragmented narrative. Its reasons for being are its inventions of light-forms and movements, while the more objective parts interrupt the monotony of abstract inventions or serve as punctuation.

Credits

Directed by
Man Ray
Written by
Man Ray
Cast
Man Ray, Alice Prin, Jacques Rigaut
Produced by
Man Ray
Cinematography
Man Ray
Music
Django Reinhardt
Edited by
Man Ray

Copyright

Complete catalog record
Exhibiting Man Ray's early Dada affiliations, Emak-Bakia (Leave me alone in Basque) combines a series of visual metaphors in a non-linear structure. Juxtaposes images that evoke the elements of cinema with Dada emblems and employs a fragmented narrative. Its reasons for being are its inventions of light-forms and movements, while the more objective parts interrupt the monotony of abstract inventions or serve as punctuation.
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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, genre, description, catalog record
  2. Wikidata · Q1334558 ↗ — country, credits, copyright