Muratti Gets in the Act
Original title: Muratti greift ein
Overview
Muratti was a German brand of cigarettes. Fischinger transforms bunches of standing cigarettes into things that resemble human beings. At first they walk daintily around packages of Muratti tins. Gradually as the film progresses their motions become more graceful, as they do "slides" and other motions and formations associated with dance. The apotheosis of the film is remarkable: Dozens and dozens of cigarettes, arranged in Busby Berkeley-like fashion, repeatedly bow to the horizon, where a giant sun labeled "Muratti" rises in response to to their worshiping activity.
Crew
- Director
- Oskar Fischinger
- Production
- Fischinger Studio
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Who directed Muratti Gets in the Act?
Muratti Gets in the Act was directed by Oskar Fischinger.
When was Muratti Gets in the Act released?
Muratti Gets in the Act was released in 1934.
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