Rebellion of the Flowers is most likely the last film Millie Goldsholl finished, and took over ten years to complete. Completed three years before her husband’s death, the film is dedicated to “Morton Goldsholl and the Good People who resist the abuse of power in any form.”;Narrated by Shepard Strudwick, Rebellion of the Flowers tells
A short animated film that presents a study of an unconventional young boy who is temporarily persuaded to accept others’ viewpoints as his own. Dedicated to Martin Luther King, Jr.
This footage by Mort and Millie Goldsholl consists of a brief shot of the statue of the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen, Denmark ca. 1965. Other titles in the Goldsholl Collection document their trip to Europe that year, including Denmark and Israel and Europe Orig.
A series of short experimental and commercial sequences, most likely used as a sample/pitch reel, that utilizes various animated and live action techniques characteristic of films created by the Goldsholl Design Associates film studio. Animated sequences include images of engravings, an origami-style colored paper bird, moving dots on translucent material that is reminiscent of Moholy-Nagy’s
Two animated outtakes from Up is Down, including two shots of the blue boy standing on his hands on top of the table. In the second shot, the camera zooms-in, his pants are pulled off revealing his bottom, and he turns from blue to pink. Appears to be duplicate footage (but more faded) of F.2010-01-0329.
This footage by Mort and Millie Goldsholl documents their trip to Japan ca. 1964 and shows the busy streets of an unidentified city. Many other titles from the Goldsholl Collection were taken during that same trip to Japan, including Hiroshima and Japan: Miyajima.
This footage by Mort and Millie Goldsholl consists of a brief image of Mort and his son going up a street in Greece ca. 1965. Other titles in the Goldsholl Collection were taken during the family’s trips to Europe, including Greece, Turkey, and Isra?l, Denmark and Israel, and Greece.
This footage by Mort and Millie Goldsholl documents their trip to Greece ca. 1965, especially their visit to the Parthenon in Athens. Other titles in the Goldsholl Collection were taken during the family’s trips to Europe, including Greece, Turkey, and Isra?l, Denmark and Israel, and Greece.
Two animated outtakes from Up is Down, including two shots of the blue boy standing on his hands on top of the table. In the second shot, the camera zooms-in, his pants are pulled off revealing his bottom, and he turns from blue to pink. Appears to be duplicate footage (but more faded) as F.2010-01-0330.
This footage by Mort and Millie Goldsholl documents their trip to Greece and Turkey ca. 1965. It includes images of the Parthenon in Athens and of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (upside down), among others. Other titles in the Goldsholl Collection were taken during the family’s trips to Europe, including Greece, Turkey, and Isra?l, Denmark and