Interesting up to a point...
“Paolo Gioli: The Complete Filmworks” is a three-disc box set containing 38 films by Paolo Gioli, one of Europe’s most important experimental filmmakers. Made between 1969 and 2013, the films reflect Gioli’s humorous attitude toward movie technology, as seen in his early hand-painted films. He also manipulated camera mechanisms and optics to create unusual results and was fascinated with homemade movie cameras and pin-hole photography.<br /><br />The films often have the look of early George Melies films. Gioli appears thrilled with “camera magic” and often repeats effects. Made decades later than those of the pioneering Melies, they don’t convey the same excitement and often tend to be dull. Most are silent.<br /><br />“Quando l’Occhio Trema” (1991) is a sort of homage to Luis Bunuel and “Le Chien Andalou,” with its close-up of the human eye, superimpositions, and surrealistic images. “Piccolo Film Decompose” (1986) features naked male and female models in speeded-up motion. “Del tuffarsi e dell’annegarsi” (1972) is a series of black-and-white kaleidoscopic images and high divers shown in reverse. “Film stenopeico” (1973) is made up of blue light patterns interspersed with close-ups of assorted body parts. “Filmarilyn” (1992), accompanied by a percussive beat under a science-fiction sounding score, is a series of still photos of Marilyn Monroe edited together in quick cuts.<br /><br />Taken as a group, the collection is puzzling. These short films don’t break new ground or make profound statements. They are interesting to a point, but their lack of focus doesn’t engage the viewer. I would recommend this box set only for those intrigued by imagery for imagery’s sake. An enclosed booklet contains several essays by different authors as well as film notes by Gioli himself.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The charmingly deconstructionist efforts of Venetian experimental filmmaker Paolo Gioli, marked by hand-painted frames and stop-motion trickery, have been comprehensively collected in this set. Thirty-eight short films made between 1969 and 2013-including “Del tuffarsi e dell’annegarsi” (1972), “Film Stenopieco” (1973), “Piccolo Film Decompose” (1986), “Quando l’Occhio Trema” (1991), and “Filmarilyn” (1992)-are offered on three discs. 7 hrs. total. In Italian with English subtitles..