Some painters and sculptors approach our art with a kind of chauvinistic arrogance. Their use of film, however interesting as documentation, is fundamentally exploitative. Robert Huot has been one of the most inventive and rigorous of the younger generation of radical painters. He brings the same attributes to film, along with an inquisitiveness that is by no means cautious. He tries, not to exploit film, but to find out what film is. Huot's films will seem 'simple' to many. In fact, he is doing basic work that we film-makers ought to have done for ourselves decades ago, work that is both an addition and a reproach to film art.
Notes 1984, Part.3
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Rolls: 1971
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Third One Year Movie, 1972
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Turning Torso Drawdown
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Snow
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Scratch
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Black and White Film
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Beautiful Movie
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From Loops
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Spray
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Red Stockings
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Cross-Cut–A Blue Movie
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One Year
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Nude Decending the Stairs
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Face of Faces
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Fades and Close-Ups
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Erotic Trilogy
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Cum Foo
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Dark, Scenes from the Barn
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Diary: 1979, Part 1
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Sound Movie
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Diary 1974-1975
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Super 8 Diary - 1982
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Super 8 Diary - 1984
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Hollis Frampton 1936-1984
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Super 8 Diary - 1985
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Super 8 Diary - 1986
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Super 8 Diary - 1987
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Super 8 Diary - 1988
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Super 8 Diary - 1989
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Super 8 Diary - 1990
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Super 8 Diary - 1991
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Super 8 Diary - 1993
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Super 8 Diary - 1994
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Super 8 Diary - 1996
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Super 8 Diary - 2000
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Super 8 Diary - 2003
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Super 8 Diary - 2006
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Super 8 Diary - 2007
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Super 8 Diary - 2009
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Super 8 Diary - 2010
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