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 +'''''Seances''''' (French title: '''''Spiritismes''') ''is an upcoming film project by filmmaker and installation artist [[Guy Maddin]], in which will re-create imagined versions of [[lost film]]<nowiki/>s and other rare works from cinema's [[silent film]] era.
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 +===Paris===
 +The following films were filmed at Centre Pompidou, Paris, February 22 - March 12, 2012.
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 +* ''[[Dream Woman]]'' (lost [[Alice Guy]] movie, 1914, USA)
 +* ''[[Thérèse Raquin]] [or Shadows of Fear]'' (lost [[Jacques Feyder]], 1928, Germany)
 +* ''[[Gardener Boy Sought]]'' (lost [[George Schnéevoigt]], 1913, Denmark)
 +* ''[[Poto-Poto (film)|Poto-Poto]]'' (unrealized [[Erich von Stroheim]] project)
 +* ''[[Rausch (film)|Rausch]] [Intoxication]'' (lost [[Ernst Lubitsch]], 1919, Germany)
 +* ''[[The Strength of a Moustache]]'' (lost [[Mikio Naruse]], 1931, Japan)
 +* ''[[Lines of the Hand]]'' (unrealized [[Jean Vigo]]; his daughter [[Luce Vigo]] acted in this)
 +* ''[[Over Barbed Wire]]'' (unrealized [[Alexander Dovzhenko|Aleksandr Dovzhenko]], USSR)
 +* ''[[Fist of a Cripple]]'' (lost [[Tetos Dimitriadis]], 1930, Greece)
 +* ''[[Blue Mountains Mystery]]'' (lost [[Lottie Lyell]], 1921, Australia)
 +* ''[[Idle Wives]]'' (lost [[Lois Weber]], 1916)
 +* ''[[Resurrection of Love]]'' (lost [[Kenji Mizoguchi]], 1923, Japan)
 +* ''[[Tararira]]'' (lost [[Benjamin Fondane]], 1936, Argentina)
 +* ''[[Bits of Life]]'' (lost [[Lon Chaney, Sr.]] & [[Anna May Wong]], 1921, USA)
 +* ''[[Ladies of the Mob]]'' (lost [[William Wellman]])
 +* ''[[Hello Pop!]]'' (lost [[Jack Cummings (director)|Jack Cummings]], 1933, USA)
 +* ''[[Sperduto nel buio]] [Lost in the Dark]'' (lost [[Nino Martoglio]], 1914, Italy)
 +* ''[[List of unproduced Hitchcock projects|The Blind Man]]'' ([[Alfred Hitchcock]], unrealized)
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 +An additional film, ''[[How to Take a Bath]]'' (lost [[Dwain Esper]] [[sexploitation]] film, 1937, USA) was scripted by American poet [[John Ashbery]] and completed in 2010." In addition, Ashbery has given [Maddin] a copy of his collage-play ''The Inn of the Guardian Angel'', which was produced from ''[[New York Times]]'' obituaries and 1930 Hollywood [[fanzines]], to "strip-mine for dialogue for the lost films."
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 +===Montreal===
 +The following films were filmed at Centre PHI, Montreal, July 7–20, 2013.
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 +* ''Saint, Devil and Woman'' ([[Frederic Richard Sullivan|Frederick Sullivan]], 1916)
 +* ''Tokyo’s Ginza District'' ([[Tsunekichi Shibata]], 1898, Japan)
 +* ''Gabriele, the Lamplighter of the Harbour'' ([[Elvira Notari]], 1919, Italy)
 +* ''[[The Head of Janus|Der Janus-kopf]]'' ([[F.W. Murnau]], 1920, Germany)
 +* ''Women Skeletons'' ([[Guan Heifeng]], 1922, China)
 +* ''Scout Day'' ([[Albert Tessier]], 1929, Canada)
 +* ''The Scorching Flame'' (1918, Armand Robin, Canada)
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Seances (French title: Spiritismes) is an upcoming film project by filmmaker and installation artist Guy Maddin, in which will re-create imagined versions of lost films and other rare works from cinema's silent film era.

Paris

The following films were filmed at Centre Pompidou, Paris, February 22 - March 12, 2012.

An additional film, How to Take a Bath (lost Dwain Esper sexploitation film, 1937, USA) was scripted by American poet John Ashbery and completed in 2010." In addition, Ashbery has given [Maddin] a copy of his collage-play The Inn of the Guardian Angel, which was produced from New York Times obituaries and 1930 Hollywood fanzines, to "strip-mine for dialogue for the lost films."


Montreal

The following films were filmed at Centre PHI, Montreal, July 7–20, 2013.




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