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About - Drunken Film

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DRUNKEN: WHAT THE CHILDREN SAW is an inquiry documentary about children’s perceptions of drunkenness. Stories told through the memories of adults contrast with historical/cultural attitudes found in early cinema and home movies. DRUNKEN is a work-in-progress. 8220;The Drunk Father” by George Bellows. Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, [LC-USZC4-4623]. This Film is Not about the Drinker it is about the Watcher. The Child’s Point of View. Being Drunk is Being Disabled. DRUNKEN interviews...

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News - Drunken Film

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Welcome to our website for DRUNKEN. Thank you for looking around. We’ll use this page to post information about new phases, major directional changes, and live events/screenings when we get there. Please visit our Pinterest. Page where we collect visual ideas. We’re posting mostly text research on Facebook. The links are on the upper right. Feel free to send your thoughts any time, and sign up for updates, in the footer. Add your email to get updates. 2016 Ffilmcompany, Inc.

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Drunken Icons - Drunken Film

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Charlie Chaplin in Mabel’s Married Life. Major Players in our Culture. DRUNKEN: WHAT THE CHILDREN SAW contrasts childhood observations of drunkenness with an American cultural history finely tuned to normalization. Drunkards play a significant part in our historical lexicon appearing as comedic, physical, and often tragic stereotypes. Paragons of Intoxication in Early Films. Buster Keaton in “Hard Luck.”. The YouTube Genre of Drunken Behaviour. Today we find continuing evidence of the American fascinatio...

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Credits and Thanks

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We thank the following for getting us to this point in development/production. As we continue to collect stories and understand what DRUNKEN is about, we will add many more names. No film is an island. Funded in part by a grant from the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency supported by the National Endowment for the Arts. Northeast Historic Film and the Donors of their Collections. We could not make DRUNKEN without archives specializing in home movies, amateur films, and early cinema. John ...

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Making Of - Drunken Film

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8220;Curious George Gets Into the Ether” from. Curious George Gets a Job. By Hans Augusto and Margret Rey. George encounters a bottle of ether. He yearns to taste it and becomes. Progressively more ‘drunk’ until he slips into a blackout. One describes a range of young children’s perceptions of the symptoms of drunkenness. The page does not appear in recent printings of the book. 8211; Errol Morris. Archives with Early Cinema and Amateur Film/Home Movie Collections. Scientific and Academic Studies. 8220;D...

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A Different Species 2:42 - Drunken Film

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A Different Species 2:42. A Different Species 2:42. Cultures of Drinking 5:29. A young girl runs to her parents for help. She finds them drunk, distant and unrecognizable. I felt like I was on a different planet…I didn’t know how to put it together, what I was seeing. Add your email to get updates. 2016 Ffilmcompany, Inc.

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Frozen 4:18 - Drunken Film

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A Different Species 2:42. Cultures of Drinking 5:29. Stories from childhood of being frozen in the face of drunken behaviour. I’d never seen projectile vomiting. I was like seven and I knew there was something wrong but I really didn’t know what. Add your email to get updates. 2016 Ffilmcompany, Inc.

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Crew 1:32 - Drunken Film

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A Different Species 2:42. Cultures of Drinking 5:29. Add your email to get updates. 2016 Ffilmcompany, Inc.

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Trailer 2:35 - Drunken Film

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A Different Species 2:42. Cultures of Drinking 5:29. Children have no idea what is going on when adults are drunk. Social drinking and intoxication are foreign to children. I didn’t know where to go, or if I should stay. I enjoyed what they were doing but when I look back now, obviously they were all drunk! Add your email to get updates. 2016 Ffilmcompany, Inc.