The Man Without a World - BLU-RAY
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Crafted by it's performance artist director/writer/star Eleanor Antin to pass as an uncovered 1920s Yiddish silent, this unusual indie effort set in a Russian shtetl follows an ambitious poet (Pier Marton) whose designs on a merchant's pretty daughter (Christine Berry) are set askew when a vivacious ballerina (Antin) and her Bohemian troupe settle into town. Anna Henriques, Marcia Goodman also star. 98 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack music score; bonus films InchFrom the Archives of Modern ArtInch (1987), InchThe Last Night of RasputinInch (1989); featurettes; theatrical trailers. Silent with music score.
- GenreDramaDescriptionCrafted by it's performance artist director/writer/star Eleanor Antin to pass as an uncovered 1920s Yiddish silent, this unusual indie effort set in a Russian shtetl follows an ambitious poet (Pier Marton) whose designs on a merchant's pretty daughter (Christine Berry) are set askew when a vivacious ballerina (Antin) and her Bohemian troupe settle into town. Anna Henriques, Marcia Goodman also star. 98 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack music score; bonus films InchFrom the Archives of Modern ArtInch (1987), InchThe Last Night of RasputinInch (1989); featurettes; theatrical trailers. Silent with music score.TitleThe Man Without a WorldFormatBlu-rayMPAA RatingNRStudioMilestone Video
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Crafted by it's performance artist director/writer/star Eleanor Antin to pass as an uncovered 1920s Yiddish silent, this unusual indie effort set in a Russian shtetl follows an ambitious poet (Pier Marton) whose designs on a merchant's pretty daughter (Christine Berry) are set askew when a vivacious ballerina (Antin) and her Bohemian troupe settle into town. Anna Henriques, Marcia Goodman also star. 98 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack music score; bonus films InchFrom the Archives of Modern ArtInch (1987), InchThe Last Night of RasputinInch (1989); featurettes; theatrical trailers. Silent with music score.

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