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Lloyd Michael Williams
1940 · Brooklyn, New York, USA
13 films
Bio
Lloyd Michael Williams (born in 1940) is an American experimental filmmaker from Brooklyn, New York. His first interest in motion was with marionettes. He became involved with photography and by the time he was thirteen was making films. During high school Lloyd was an usher at Cinema 16 in New York City, the only venue exhibiting 16mm experimental movies. Inspired by the poem by Lewis Carroll, and the work he was seeing, Lloyd made "Jabberwock" and won the Silver Medallion at the Cannes Film Festival, 1959.
Filmography
The Creation
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Wipes
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Les Poissons
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Opus #5
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For Life, Against the War
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Jabberwock
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Experiments in Terror
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Line of Apogee
They're Off
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Ursula
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Two Images For a Computer Piece (With an Interlude)
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Inflation of the Air-Mattress
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