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“Ken Kimmelman’s reproduction, on film, of Eli Siegel’s magisterial poem, is an extraordinary achievement. It matches, in its visual beauty, the elegance of Siegel’s words, and adds the dimension of stunning imagery to an already profound work of art.” --Howard Zinn, historian

“A beautiful mixture of poetry and picture and imagination. A beautiful use of color. The words and pictures work so well together. The poem is beautifully constructed and beautifully read. You see the imagination flowing all through it.” --Gordon Parks, photographer & filmmaker

The film is based on the great 1925 Nation Magazine prize poem Hot Afternoons Have Been in Montana," read by its author, Eli Siegel, founder of Aesthetic Realism. His book of poetry Hot Afternoons Have Been in Montana: Poems, was nominated for a National Book Award. The poet William Carlos Williams placed the great meaning of the poem when he wrote: “I say definitely that that single poem out of a thousand others written in the past quarter century, secures our place in the cultural world.”

AWARDS:
Best US Short, Avignon/New York Film Festival; Gold Remi Award, Houston Int’l Film Festival; Best Inspirational Film, Florence Film Awards; Best Experimental Film, 8 & Half Film Awards, Best Short Drama, New York Short Film Festival; Platinum Best of Show, Aurora Awards; Premio Informazione, TamTam Film Festival, Italy; Best Editing, Chicago Short Film Festival; Best Experimental Short Film, Big Apple Film Festival; Grand Festival Award in the Arts, Berkeley Film Festival; Integral Realization, Golden Gate Film Festival, Achievement Award.

Resources: Text en Francais: “Des Après-Midi Chaudes Ont Été au Montana” par Eli Siegel ("Hot Afternoons Have Been in Montana"): https://aestheticrealism.net/poems/de...

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