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Title card from the film
Title card from the film
Studio executives applaud Extra #15 (Voya George) as he holds paper masks in front of his face, symbolizing his performances.
Studio executives applaud Extra #15 (Voya George) as he holds paper masks in front of his face, symbolizing his performances.
Jules Raucourt played the protagonist, who is dehumanized after studio representatives make him a film extra and write the number 9413 on his forehead
Jules Raucourt played the protagonist, who is dehumanized after studio representatives make him a film extra and write the number 9413 on his forehead.
Scenes of Hollywood cityscapes (top) and of heaven at the end of the film (bottom) were achieved with miniature sets made from paper cubes, tin cans,
Scenes of Hollywood cityscapes (top) and of heaven at the end of the film (bottom) were achieved with miniature sets made from paper cubes, tin cans, cigar boxes, toy trains and an Erector Set.
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Poster for The Great Blondino, a 1960s counterculture film directed by Robert Nelson and William T. Wiley
Poster for The Great Blondino, a 1960s counterculture film directed by Robert Nelson and William T. Wiley
Lithuanian artist Jonas Mekas, regarded as godfather of American avant-garde cinema
Lithuanian artist Jonas Mekas, regarded as godfather of American avant-garde cinema