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Robert Frank is a Actor, Director, Writer, Director of Photography, Editor and Cinematography Suisse born on 9 november 1924 at Zürich (Suisse)

Robert Frank

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Nationality Suisse
Birth 9 november 1924 (99 years) at Zürich (Suisse)
Awards Guggenheim Fellowship, Hasselblad Award

Robert Frank (born November 9, 1924) is an important figure in American photography and film. His most notable work, the 1958 book titled The Americans, was influential, and earned Frank comparisons to a modern-day de Tocqueville for his fresh and nuanced outsider's view of American society. Frank later expanded into film and video and experimented with manipulating photographs and photomontage.

Usually with

Nancy Fish
Nancy Fish
(1 films)
Sam Shepard
Sam Shepard
(1 films)
Christopher Walken
Christopher Walken
(1 films)
Ravi Shankar
Ravi Shankar
(1 films)
Jean-Louis Barrault
Jean-Louis Barrault
(1 films)
Source : Wikidata

Filmography of Robert Frank (6 films)

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Actor

Step Across the Border
Step Across the Border (1990)
, 1h30
Directed by Nicolas Humbert, Werner Penzel
Origin German
Genres Documentary, Musical
Themes Films about music and musicians, Documentary films about music and musicians, Documentaire sur une personnalité, Musical films
Actors Fred Frith, Iva Bittová, Jean Derome, John Zorn, Jonas Mekas, Robert Frank
Roles vieil homme dans le train
Rating79% 3.958383.958383.958383.958383.95838
Un film documentaire d'avant-garde sur le guitariste, compositeur et improvisateur anglais Fred Frith.

Director

Candy Mountain
Candy Mountain (1988)
, 1h31
Directed by Robert Frank, Rudy Wurlitzer
Origin Suisse
Genres Drama, Musical
Actors Kevin J. O'Connor, Harris Yulin, Tom Waits, Bulle Ogier, Roberts Blossom, Jim Jarmusch
Rating63% 3.1903553.1903553.1903553.1903553.190355
Julius (O'Connor) is a struggling musician who sets off to find Elmore Silk (Yulin) in order to strike a deal with him and become famous. Along his search, he meets various people who have encountered Elmore, and can give him valuable insight into what kind of man Elmore is. Once he meets Elmore, he finally realizes that financial gain is nothing compared to the development of one's artistic ability.
Me and My Brother
Me and My Brother (1969)
, 1h31
Directed by Robert Frank
Origin USA
Actors Christopher Walken, Nancy Fish
Rating64% 3.232333.232333.232333.232333.23233
The "Me" and "My Brother" of the title are interchangeably Peter Orlovsky (poet and protégé of Allen Ginsberg), and his schizophrenic brother Julius. Peter arranges for Julius' release from Bellevue and proceeds to drag him all over the Beat landscape with a film crew in tow. Robert Frank does yeoman work following the manic Peter and catatonic Julius from one situation to another until Julius wanders off camera and out of the picture. At this point the actor Joseph Chaikin takes Julius' place and fills in for a time. The overall effect is fascinating, and the film has a great deal to say about what we consider normal and acceptable behavior vs. what we consider "mad" behavior.
Pull My Daisy
Pull My Daisy (1959)
, 30minutes
Directed by Robert Frank
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Comedy, Documentary
Actors Delphine Seyrig, David Amram
Rating62% 3.1443053.1443053.1443053.1443053.144305
Milo et sa femme reçoivent régulièrement leurs amis poètes dans leur appartement. Quand leur évêque leur rend visite, ils aimeraient que leurs amis se comportent convenablement en sa présence.

Scriptwriter

Me and My Brother
Me and My Brother (1969)
, 1h31
Directed by Robert Frank
Origin USA
Actors Christopher Walken, Nancy Fish
Roles Writer
Rating64% 3.232333.232333.232333.232333.23233
The "Me" and "My Brother" of the title are interchangeably Peter Orlovsky (poet and protégé of Allen Ginsberg), and his schizophrenic brother Julius. Peter arranges for Julius' release from Bellevue and proceeds to drag him all over the Beat landscape with a film crew in tow. Robert Frank does yeoman work following the manic Peter and catatonic Julius from one situation to another until Julius wanders off camera and out of the picture. At this point the actor Joseph Chaikin takes Julius' place and fills in for a time. The overall effect is fascinating, and the film has a great deal to say about what we consider normal and acceptable behavior vs. what we consider "mad" behavior.

Cameraman

Me and My Brother
Me and My Brother (1969)
, 1h31
Directed by Robert Frank
Origin USA
Actors Christopher Walken, Nancy Fish
Roles Director of Photography
Rating64% 3.232333.232333.232333.232333.23233
The "Me" and "My Brother" of the title are interchangeably Peter Orlovsky (poet and protégé of Allen Ginsberg), and his schizophrenic brother Julius. Peter arranges for Julius' release from Bellevue and proceeds to drag him all over the Beat landscape with a film crew in tow. Robert Frank does yeoman work following the manic Peter and catatonic Julius from one situation to another until Julius wanders off camera and out of the picture. At this point the actor Joseph Chaikin takes Julius' place and fills in for a time. The overall effect is fascinating, and the film has a great deal to say about what we consider normal and acceptable behavior vs. what we consider "mad" behavior.

Editor

Me and My Brother
Me and My Brother (1969)
, 1h31
Directed by Robert Frank
Origin USA
Actors Christopher Walken, Nancy Fish
Rating64% 3.232333.232333.232333.232333.23233
The "Me" and "My Brother" of the title are interchangeably Peter Orlovsky (poet and protégé of Allen Ginsberg), and his schizophrenic brother Julius. Peter arranges for Julius' release from Bellevue and proceeds to drag him all over the Beat landscape with a film crew in tow. Robert Frank does yeoman work following the manic Peter and catatonic Julius from one situation to another until Julius wanders off camera and out of the picture. At this point the actor Joseph Chaikin takes Julius' place and fills in for a time. The overall effect is fascinating, and the film has a great deal to say about what we consider normal and acceptable behavior vs. what we consider "mad" behavior.

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