Eaux d'artifice (1953)
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Set to the "Winter" concerto in Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, Eaux d'Artifice focuses on columns of water jets from the Tivoli Fountains and features a mysterious, masked woman, "the Water Witch," darting in and out of the scenes. Although the film was shot in black-and-white, it was printed through a cyan filter to give the artificial appearance of being filmed at night. The fan held by the the Water Witch is hand-painted lime green, and the witch itself is played by a midget in order to
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Camilla Salvatorelli
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The most aesthetically pleasing of Anger's shorts.
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Foreign Titles
- Eaux D' Artifice (1953) (DE)
- Eaux D' Artifice (1953) (UK)
