Nobody remembers the screening of some films lettrists in 1952, censorship had set them at time of order. We will stop now regret it because everyone can see the latest film by Norman McLaren, who according to his statements, seems to have taken most of the formal presentation. Coming at the end of a long career full of hard work and dedication to the cause of educational films of UNESCO, Blinkity blark earned its creator a deserved admiration 8th Festival de Cannes, which was, this detail, as bleak as expected. And ourselves, we warmly welcome us to prove that despite various bans, the most outrageous innovations make their way up within the bodies of the propaganda of our enemies.
"This time, instead of painting on transparent film, I used a tape completely black, on which I engraved images using a knife, a sewing needle and a razor blade. Subsequently, I have hand-colored with paints cellulosic ... Rejecting the visual method that makes a film a series of automatic and inexorable twenty-four frames per second, I scattered the opaque band that was before me, an image here, an image there, deliberately leaving most black Much of the film. "(Statement of Norman McLaren, quoted by Maurice Thiard in The Progress, May 5, 1955.)
"The Bible is the only writer who does not disappoint Cecil B. De Mille, " Potlatch. Newsletter of the French group of the International Lettrist , Number 21, June 30, 1955 (Editor: M. Dahou, 32 rue de la Montagne-Geneviève, Paris 5e.)
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