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Even – As You and I

6.6/ 10IMDb6.414
193712m

Overview

Three fellows dream of prize money and a chance for a real Hollywood contract by winning the Liberty-Pete Smith amateur movie contest. They work on a script, as their wastebasket and ashtrays fill. They head outside to shoot: down a manhole, up a telephone pole, through a keyhole, and at night using binoculars. Next they must edit their film, then it's time for a first screening of their product, ""The Afternoon of a Rubberband."" It's a montage of experimental images, including a razor blade cutting various objects, a baby in a cooking pot, and a snail in the path of a steamroller. After the screening, the boys wonder if that was their only shot at Hollywood fame. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2004.

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Directors
Harry Hay, Roger Barlow, LeRoy Robbins

Frequently asked questions

What is Even – As You and I rated?

Even – As You and I has an audience rating of 6.6 out of 10 from 14 votes.

Who directed Even – As You and I?

Even – As You and I was directed by Harry Hay, Roger Barlow, LeRoy Robbins.

When was Even – As You and I released?

Even – As You and I was released in 1937.

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