Philippe Soupault et le surréalisme
Born in Chaville in 1897 and having died in Paris in 1990, Philippe Soupault was a poet, a politically engaged journalist, a radio broadcaster, and the author of numerous novels. In 1919, Soupault and his friend Breton engaged in early experiments with automatic writing. The resulting texts were published under the title "Les Champs magnétiques" (Magnetic Fields), a work that would become a landmark in the history of the Surrealist movement. Soupault contributed to the early days of "La Révolution surréaliste" but ceased his involvement with the movement to embark on a series of journeys across Europe, America, and Russia.
Cast
Director
Recommended
Come See Me in the Good Light
A Toxic Love Story
McQueen
Ex Libris: The New York Public Library
Naqoyqatsi
Directed by John Ford
Woman
To Kill a Tiger
No Half Measures: Creating the Final Season of Breaking Bad
Fuck
Anna Nicole Smith: You Don't Know Me
Champs
Seduced and Abandoned
The Class of ‘92
The Curse of the Dragon
Capital in the Twenty-First Century
More like this
I Tarantiniani
Ballerina Boys
3-D Rocks
LIVE at the Court
Le Ciel au Moyen-Âge, Histoire d’Astronomie
Currently Spinning
Eloy x Manzano
Behind the Crime: Killer Ex-Boyfriend
Misty Copeland
2023 IRONMAN World Championship Documentary
MAJDNEMTÍZ
Seventh Art is Unique
Pushing The Boundary: The Making of Modern Problems
In My Genes
The War, Donald Trump and Us
Breathe Freedom: the John McNeil story
Movie & TV metadata from TMDB. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.