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The Great Blondino

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31: 247:"went over…like a lead balloon." Nevertheless, Lipton championed the film following its release and said that it was "decidedly worth seeing", commenting that its "variations on the theme of the interesting and different in a super technological society are interesting, and often beautiful." Film theorist 160:
Blondino is a naĂŻve young man who wanders the streets dressed in medieval attire and pushing a wheelbarrow. He has series of adventures, all the while being pursued by a cop. These stories are mixed with sequences showing Blondino's dreams. Blondino eventually dies after falling from a tightrope but
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was sent to Australia, it was censored by the customs department. A scene of Blondino stroking a rhinoceros horn required review by the chief censor, who took issue with a separate scene in which a girl uses profane language.
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camera for $ 3,500 as a replacement. The protagonist and his climactic tightrope scene were inspired by tightrope walker
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that Nelson "tosses off more good visual ideas in 45 minutes than many filmmakers do in a lifetime".
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Whitehall, Richard (November 17, 1967). "Underground films grow in importance".
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The film premiered April 13, 1967 at the Cedar Alley Cinema in
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Cantrill, Arthur (April 1970). "Right Back to the Billabong".
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over the course of 6–8 sessions in 1966. Filming began with a
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Nelson, Robert (1970). "Robert Nelson on Robert Nelson".
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Anker, Steve; Geritz, Kathy; Seid, Steve, eds. (2010).
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stars William's brother Chuck Wiley as Blondino, with
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Robert Nelson
William T. Wiley
Canyon Cinema
experimental film
Robert Nelson
William T. Wiley
Beat poet
Lew Welch
San Francisco
Bell & Howell
Arriflex
Charles Blondin
Niagara Gorge
Richmond, California
underground film
San Francisco
Anthology Film Archives
Lenny Lipton
Gene Youngblood
P. Adams Sitney
Knokke-Le-Zoute Experimental Film Festival
fr
Roger Greenspun
The New York Times
J. Hoberman
The Village Voice
Macdonald, Scott
Film Arts Foundation

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