Voices & Visions: Hart Crane
Hart Crane’s reputation rests primarily on his extraordinary craftsmanship and sweeping vision. In The Bridge, Crane set out to write an American epic that unified past and present, East and West, myth and reality. Crane’s poetic vision, based on views that alcoholic and sexual excesses were a way to achieve a perception of unity of all things, led to self-destructive behavior, and his short, turbulent life ended in suicide.
Director: Lawrence Pitkethly
Runtime: 57 min
Language: English
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Voices & Visions: Hart Crane about?
- Hart Crane’s reputation rests primarily on his extraordinary craftsmanship and sweeping vision. In The Bridge, Crane set out to write an American epic that unified past and present, East and West, myth and reality. Crane’s poetic vision, based on views that alcoholic and sexual excesses were a way to achieve a perception of unity of all things, led to self-destructive behavior, and his short, turbulent life ended in suicide.
- Who directed Voices & Visions: Hart Crane?
- Voices & Visions: Hart Crane was directed by Lawrence Pitkethly.
- How long is Voices & Visions: Hart Crane?
- Voices & Visions: Hart Crane has a runtime of 57m (57 minutes).