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DVD, Jordan Belson: 5 Essential Films

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Temporarily unavailable, contact CVM. It’s not sold out, just on hold. Jordan’s widow Cathy Heinrich (and her advisor) have broken our contract with Jordan, and demanded we stop selling this DVD. This is the DVD curated and designed by Belson himself, in release for 19 years now. Yes, our DVD contract is with Belson himself. Contact us to be put on the waiting list.

Jordan Belson: 5 Essential Films DVD (2007). Contains Allures, Samadhi, Light, Fountain of Dreams (never before released on video) and Epilogue. 1961 - 2005. "Jordan Belson is one of the greatest artists of visual music. Belson creates lush vibrant experiences of exquisite color and dynamic abstract phenomena evoking sacred celestial experiences." (Film historian William Moritz). Curated by Belson himself, Produced/Released by CVM, 2007. NTSC, Region-free. Approx 45 mins.

Streaming rights are licensed individually, separately for selected films, please inquire to cvmaccess (at) gmail.com

CVM Members receive a 10% discount on most of our DVDs (contact us directly).

"These five films by Jordan Belson, representing his early, middle, and later periods, are essential for three reasons: the early classics were breakthrough masterpieces, the previously unreleased "Fountain of Dreams" is a dazzling revelation from the middle period, and the shimmering "Epilogue" from 2005 makes it clear that the master still has the spark of genius, breathing new life into the vocabulary he has developed over more than a half-century of visionary filmmaking." - Media Historian Gene Youngblood

More about these films at www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Belson

(Institutional rights are for classroom and library use only. Does not include public performance rights, may not be used for public screenings or museum/gallery exhibitions. Does not include streaming rights or permission for any digital distribution).

DVD copyright 2007 Center for Visual Music.

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Temporarily unavailable, contact CVM. It’s not sold out, just on hold. Jordan’s widow Cathy Heinrich (and her advisor) have broken our contract with Jordan, and demanded we stop selling this DVD. This is the DVD curated and designed by Belson himself, in release for 19 years now. Yes, our DVD contract is with Belson himself. Contact us to be put on the waiting list.

Jordan Belson: 5 Essential Films DVD (2007). Contains Allures, Samadhi, Light, Fountain of Dreams (never before released on video) and Epilogue. 1961 - 2005. "Jordan Belson is one of the greatest artists of visual music. Belson creates lush vibrant experiences of exquisite color and dynamic abstract phenomena evoking sacred celestial experiences." (Film historian William Moritz). Curated by Belson himself, Produced/Released by CVM, 2007. NTSC, Region-free. Approx 45 mins.

Streaming rights are licensed individually, separately for selected films, please inquire to cvmaccess (at) gmail.com

CVM Members receive a 10% discount on most of our DVDs (contact us directly).

"These five films by Jordan Belson, representing his early, middle, and later periods, are essential for three reasons: the early classics were breakthrough masterpieces, the previously unreleased "Fountain of Dreams" is a dazzling revelation from the middle period, and the shimmering "Epilogue" from 2005 makes it clear that the master still has the spark of genius, breathing new life into the vocabulary he has developed over more than a half-century of visionary filmmaking." - Media Historian Gene Youngblood

More about these films at www.centerforvisualmusic.org/Belson

(Institutional rights are for classroom and library use only. Does not include public performance rights, may not be used for public screenings or museum/gallery exhibitions. Does not include streaming rights or permission for any digital distribution).

DVD copyright 2007 Center for Visual Music.