The Neon Rose (1964)
With light-drenched visuals illuminating a screenplay of "dialogue and poetry," filmmaker Gerson made this short B&W experimental feature about a man who confronts the meaning of existence in a variety of cityscapes. Gerson described the film: "The narrative form expanded, utilizing non-linear sequences within a linear structure. Past, Present and Future are interwoven throughout to present a total, heightened reality."
Director: Barry Gerson
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Irma Ostroff as |
| Directing | Barry Gerson | Director |
| Production | Barry Gerson | Producer |
| Writing | Barry Gerson | Writer |
| Camera | Barry Gerson | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Barry Gerson | Editor |
