Ekta
Originally released in 1966. Ekta is a feature film. directed by Frank Eidlitz. At just 6 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Synopsis
This film by Frank Eidlitz contains close-ups of art and design objects on display, as well as light experiments. Objects that appear on film include details of a religious fresco, Jean Arps’ ‘Lion of the Cyclades: Seated’ (1957), metallic sculptures and glass prisms. Some sections are filmed within the exhibition ‘Light as a Creative Medium’, which was curated by Gyorgy Kepes at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard University in 1965, organised in conjunction with MIT. Interspersed throughout are some of Eidlitz’s light experiments, playing with light, colour and movement. The soundtrack is similarly experimental, consisting of fragments of music, radio voices and electronic noise.
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- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ekta about?
This film by Frank Eidlitz contains close-ups of art and design objects on display, as well as light experiments. Objects that appear on film include details of a religious fresco, Jean Arps’ ‘...
Who directed Ekta?
Ekta was directed by Frank Eidlitz.
How long is Ekta?
Ekta has a runtime of 0 hours and 6 minutes (6 minutes total).
When was Ekta released?
Ekta was released on May 1, 1966 in theaters.