- Narcissus (1983 film)
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Narcissus Directed by Norman McLaren Produced by Derek Lamb, Douglas Macdonald, David Verrall Starring Jean-Louis Morin, Sylvie Kinal, Sylvain Lafortune Music by Maurice Blackburn Cinematography David De Volpi Release date(s) 1983 Running time 22 min. Country Canada For other uses, see Narcissus (disambiguation).Narcissus is a 1983 Canadian short musical and experimental film directed by Norman McLaren and produced by David Verrall, visualizing the legend of Narcissus in a modern way. It was McLaren's last film for the National Film Board of Canada.
Cast
- Jean-Louis Morin as "Narcissus"
- Sylvie Kinal as "Nymph"
- Sylvain Lafortune as "A friend"
Awards
- "Golden Peacock for the Best Short Film of the Festival" at International Film Festival (India, January 1984)
- "Gold Star Award" at Dance on Camera Festival (USA, April 1984)
- "Honorable Mention - Visual Essays" at Itinerant - American Film and Video Festival (USA, May-June 1984)
- "Golden Sheaf Award - Best Experimental Film" at Golden Sheaf Awards / Short Film and Video Festival (Canada, October-November 1984)
- "Honorable Mention" at Columbus International Film and Video Festival (USA, November 1984)
- "Special Mention" at Festival international de cinéma de court métrage (Spain, April 1985)
- "First Prize - Madame de Stael Prize" at Festival international du film romantique (France, May 1985)
External links
Norman McLaren Films directed by
Norman McLarenBoogie-Doodle (1940) • Hen Hop (1942) • Begone Dull Care (1949; with Evelyn Lambart) • Neighbours (1952) • Blinkity Blank (1955) • Rythmetic (1956; with Evelyn Lambart) • A Chairy Tale (1957; with Claude Jutra) • Christmas Cracker (1963; with Grant Munro, Gerald Potterton and Jeff Hale) • Pas de deux (1968) • Synchromy (1971) • Narcissus (1983)Related articles Categories:- 1983 films
- Canadian films
- Quebec films
- Films without speech
- Canadian short films
- Films based on Greco-Roman mythology
- Films directed by Norman McLaren
- Films shot in Montreal
- National Film Board of Canada films
- Ballet films
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