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No. 4: Fast Track

1947, English. Directed by Harry Smith.

16 mm, black & white and color, 2:16 or 6 min. Silent though possibly intended to be screened with Dizzy Gillespie's Manteca. The film starts with a color sequence showing Smith's painting Manteca (ca. 1950) with which he tried to subjectively depict Gillespie's song, every brushstroke representing a music note. The film concludes with black & white superimpositions.

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26 October 1947
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United States of America

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No. 4: Fast Track (1947) was directed by Harry Smith.

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