FILMTTTinsel Tree1941

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How Long Is “Tinsel Tree”?

Name: Tinsel Tree
Genre: Fantasy
Released: 1941
Duration: 3 min

3m runtime

19413mFantasy

Fantasy film with a runtime of 3 minutes, released in 1941. Presented in English.

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Runtime3m

Minutes3

One SittingYes

With Break15m

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Made when Anger was only 14 years old, Tinsel Tree is a short that demonstrated his early disdain for the Christmas season. Anger shows the Christmas tree as it is decorated in a series of close-ups, then the post-Christmas tree is shown burning in a garbage can colored in a burst of hand-painted gold flame. Although circulated on 16 mm through 1967, Anger then withdrew Tinsel Tree. It is possible that the film no longer exists, but it may be among a few extant titles that Anger has stated he prefers not to show. From written descriptions, the connectivity of this very-short short to Kenneth Anger's later work is obvious. (allmovie.com).

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Runtime3m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break15m

Movie Facts

Release Year1941

Runtime3m

LanguageEnglish

GenresFantasy

DirectorKenneth Anger

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