Kurt Kren

Kurt KrenKurt Kren was a vital figure in Austrian avant garde cinema of the postwar period. His structural filmsoften shot frame by frame following elaborately prescored charts and diagramshave influenced filmmakers for decades, even as Kren himself remained a nomadic and obscure public figure. Kurt Kren, edited by Nicky Hamlyn, Simon Payne, and A. L. Rees, brings together interviews with Kren, film scores, and classic, out of print essays, alongside the

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his 1919 book of folklore

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<i>Pictures of the Floating World</i> (1919)

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