Truth Be Told: Irving Norman and the Human Predicament
Raymond Day
A portrait of the Surrealist painter Irving Norman (1906 – 89). Having emigrated from Lithuania in 1923, Norman spent much of his career in the San Francisco Bay area. He approached creation through his analysis of society and his past in the military as a member of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. Norman produced more than 200 immense, complex works. Some of them, painted during the 1950s, are even visionary, depicting social realities that are relevant today. A film devoted to the life and work of an artist with a unique career.
Also presented:
37th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2019)
37th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2019)
| Director | Raymond Day |
| Participation | Victoria Jorgensen |
| Editing | Raymond Day |
| Sound | Raymond Day |
| Sound mixing | Warren Haack, Dan Olmsted |
| Cinematography | Raymond Day |
| Music | Maikel Garcia Despaigne |
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Image tirée du film Truth Be Told: Irving Norman and the Human Predicament // Image from the film Truth Be Told: Irving Norman and the Human Predicament
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Raymond Day
Raymond Day holds a B.A. and M.F.A. and has worked as a freelance cameraman and mixer on a variety of documentary film projects , in a wide range of countries. He has worked for National Geographic, IMAX, Discovery Channel, HBO, PBS and the BBC, among others. Truth Be Told: Irving Norman and the Human Predicament is his first film.
Truth Be Told: Irving Norman and the Human Predicament (2018).
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