Arabesque for Kenneth Anger (1961) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Arabesque for Kenneth Anger about?
Arabesque for Kenneth Anger is a short documentary. The Alhambra in Spain serves as the backdrop for Arabesque for Kenneth Anger. Filmed in a single day, the work captures intricate visual details of Moorish architecture and ancient Spanish tile. Marie Menken directed the film, which was completed in 1961 with a soundtrack by Teiji Ito. Although the film's release date is noted as 1961, it was likely shot in 1960 or earlier. The film lasts five minutes and falls within the genres of history and arts.
When was Arabesque for Kenneth Anger released?
Arabesque for Kenneth Anger was released in 1961.
How long is Arabesque for Kenneth Anger?
Arabesque for Kenneth Anger has a runtime of 5 minutes.
What genre is Arabesque for Kenneth Anger?
Arabesque for Kenneth Anger is classified as History, Arts.