In-Side-Out (1964)
“In-Side-Out” is the debut film by US beat poet George Moorse, a wildly colorful pop poem. The film critic Enno Patalas described “In-Side-Out” as a “fantastic abracadabra and erotic delirium” and considered it the best West German film at the 1965 Oberhausen festival. “In-Side-Out” was also the LCB's first film production: the cheerful and colorful kaleidoscope of romantic love, told as an associatively swirling sequence of images.
Director: George Moorse
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Pamela Badyk as |
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George Moorse as |
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Tom Stoppard as |
| Directing | George Moorse | Director |
| Editing | Pamela Badyk | Editor |
| Writing | George Moorse | Writer |
| Camera | Gérard Vandenberg | Director of Photography |
| Production | Wolfgang Ramsbott | Producer |