Dog Star Man (1965)
Mystery, Fantasy, Drama . 01 h 18 m
Overview
Mystery, Fantasy, Drama . 01 h 18 m
3/5(1)
Overview
Experimental film following a cycle of seasons as well as the stretch of a single day as a man and his dog slowly ascend a mountain.
Release Date
22 February 1965
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No Language,
Produced By
Film-Makers' Cooperative, Brakhage,
Directed by : Stan Brakhage
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Release Date
22 February 1965
Languages
No Language,
Produced By
Film-Makers' Cooperative, Brakhage,
Directed by : Stan Brakhage
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Summary
"Dog Star Man - " is english Language Movie.
"Dog Star Man" was released on 22 February 1965 .
The movie was directed by Stan Brakhage
It has cast of: Stan Brakhage as , Jane Wodening as in lead roles.
Series Cast
It Crew included: Stan Brakhage as Director(Directing), Stan Brakhage as Writer(Writing), Stan Brakhage as Director of Photography(Camera), Stan Brakhage as Editor(Editing), in lead roles.
Series Crew
Snap Shot
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22 February 1965
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