Movie spotlight
Ariel loquitur
Material shot between 1961 and 1967 ,including bad takes for Quasi una tangente, is reorganized following the five acts of Shakespeare's The Tempest. Thus Ariel loquitur ("Ariel speaks") has five numbered sections, and a Prospero-like figure of old philosopher appears repeatedly. The wedding ceremony of Miranda and Ferdinand in Act IV of the play is performed in section IV, an unedited night-film in which one catches glimpses of a match being lit. The last section introduces color and sound, the latter through the Beatles' A Day in the Life (from Sgt.Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band).
Insights
Plot Summary
N/A
Critical Reception
As a very obscure short film, critical reception and audience data for 'Ariel loquitur' are not widely available through standard film databases or review aggregators. Information regarding its production, release, and artistic intent is extremely limited in public records.
What Reviewers Say
N/A
Google audience: Due to the extreme scarcity of information and public discussion surrounding 'Ariel loquitur', a summary of Google user reviews cannot be provided.
Fun Fact
N/A
AI-generated overview · Verify ratings on official sources