Back in 1971 Gene Wilder played the hallucinatory bizzare figure of Willy Wonka (later to be played by Johnny Deppp, in Burton’s 2005 version “Charlie and the Chocolate factory”. The boat ride scene really tips the edge in terms of taking the passengers (and the viewers) into a kind of horrific trip.
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While I was discussing with a friend recently, I realized that dreams are a gate to real psychedelism,
one of the doors of perception, allowing our mind to create boundless landscapes, fractalistic cosmic inner worlds,
where you can listen how it’s smells good, stroke the colors and obviously taste your intuition…
Directed by Andrew Thomas Huang
andrewthomashuang.com
WINNER at SLAMDANCE 2012 of the Special Jury Prize for Experimental Short
Original Soundtrack: http://soundcloud.com/thenautilusdiary/sets/solipsist-soundtrack/
Cast Featuring: Mary Elise Hayden, Marissa Merrill & Dustin Edward
Executive Producers: David Lyons & Andrew Huang
Producers: Laura Merians & Stephanie Marshall
Cinematographer: Laura Merians
Production Designer: Hugh Zeigler
Costume Designer: Lindsey Mortensen
Hair & Makeup Designer: Jennifer Cunningham
Sound Design & Original Score: Andrew Huang
A Moo Studios & Future You Production
Copyright 2012 Andrew Huang All Rights Reserved.
..the beautiful and award-winning classic from 1973 by René Laloux! It also has a great psychedelic soundtrack by Alain Goraguer (you might recognize some of the sounds from hip-hop producer Madlib’s “Quasimoto” project).
Georges Méliès’ 1901 classic Le Voyage dans la Lune is a psychedelic adventure. Even more so with color and set to AIR’s new song Sonic Armada.
A young woman wakes up to find that she has become weightless, and floats through life until gravity inevitably catches up with her…
– Filip Piskorzynski
Music : “Tasty City”
by Rone
Will Ferrell sends Ben Stiller on a hallucinated mind-controlled journey in this classic scene from Zoolander: a poppy and psychedelic version of “The Manchurian Candidate”.
A last hint of Jan Kounen…a Master…in psychedelism / Stop motion technique…
In 1989, he directed GISELE KEROSENE, “Grand Prix du Court-Métrage” award at the Avoriaz Festival.
I already talked about Jan Kounen, one of my favorite movie director, actor, writer and documentary maker in psychedelia …
Today, I want to show you “The last red chaperone”, his version of the famous fairy…
It’s in french and spanish subtitled, but the fact here is much more about the visuals and the techniques he used to give us the perception he wanted, and it’s a success !
Please, enjoy 😉
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
And part 5
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