29: Merci, Merci
Synopsis
A rude and abrupt departure from Hindle's two early visual poems. Between those early works and MERCI, Hindle was sought to film the Winter Olympics, 150 short works for Westinghouse/CBS, and the South Sea voyages of Sterling Hayden's schooner, "Wanderer." The inability to get on with his own work produced MERCI. A poignant comment concerning the film artist's dilemma. Aftermaths of Western Civilization. Including never-seen-elsewhere Nazi footage inserts.
Release History & Theatrical Window
January 1, 1966
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Will Hindle
- Original Title
- 29: Merci, Merci
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Will Hindle
Department Leadership Roster
Will Hindle
Director
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What is 29: Merci, Merci about?
A rude and abrupt departure from Hindle's two early visual poems. Between those early works and MERCI, Hindle was sought to film the Winter Olympics, 150 short works for Westinghouse/CBS, and the South Sea voyages of Sterling Hayden's schooner, "Wanderer." The inability to get on with his own work produced MERCI. A poignant comment concerning the film artist's dilemma. Aftermaths of Western Civilization. Including never-seen-elsewhere Nazi footage inserts.
Who directed 29: Merci, Merci?
29: Merci, Merci was directed by Will Hindle.
Who stars in 29: Merci, Merci?
The principal cast of 29: Merci, Merci includes Not specified.
When was 29: Merci, Merci released and how long is it?
29: Merci, Merci was released in 1966 with a total runtime of 30m.