Celles qui s'en font - Germaine Dulac (1930)

"Impressions cinégraphiques" par Germaine Dulac sur deux chansons de Fréhel.

[@charlotte_sometimes_]

Very beautiful, one of my favorite Germaine Dulac shorts. I come back to this video every now and then when I want a little beauty in my life.

[@charlycioran4316]

Una belleza!! Chapeau!! Gracias Georgette!!

[@artsbeatla]

This is so profoundly tragic! Rejection leads to self-destruction 😞

[@zoelafleur5938]

superbe !merci

[@LaurentJames]

Germaine Dulac invente le vidéo-clip en 1930.

[@hophophophopohop]

oui!! C'est assez dingue en réalité.

[@KidMillions]

I must try Byrrh some time, seems a popular drink in old French films. I suspect it's close to porto.

[@gretagarbeige]

The first music video?

[@georgette1424]

Maybe not the very first, but amongst the earliest ones for sure.

[@artsbeatla]

“Soundies” were the first music videos - juke boxes that played short music films

[@Pokemonleafmon]

This probably would make more sense to me if I spoke French

[@JoseBermejo82]

what a beautiful short film

[@Zinwaq]

*About the film* Imaging of songs by Fréhel ( All alone and Drifting ), which respond by describing women victims of their **submission to men**.

[@jean-lucgillium1607]

La voix de Frehel

[@rathodkaran6190]

Whats the 1st song?

[@realrael3550]

sound off!!!