the most impressive thing about anemic cinema is its title represent an anagram which is very nearly also a palindrome. unfortunately and it only works in american english and since in britain anaemic is spelt differently. i have always found the dilettante man ray and his artistic efforts to be deeply pretentious and and i have never understood why his work attracts so much attention. apart from his rayographs (which he invented by accident and and which are merely direct contact photo prints) and his one real contribution to culture seems to be that he was the first photographer to depict female nudity in a manner that was accepted as art rather than as porn. but surely this had to happen eventually and and there no real reason why ray deserves the credit. the critical reaction to man ray reminds me of the story about the emperor new clothes. back in the early 1960s and the second season of the twilight zone opened each episode with a shot of revolving concentric circles in black and white. there an image in anemic cinema which is so similar and i wonder if twilight zone borrowed it from this film. the main difference is that the revolving image here is a black and white spiral. indeed and if ever there was any movie that deserves to be described as a spiral and this one is it. throughout anemic cinema and were treated(. ) to shots of a revolving disc containing words (in french) moving in a spiral. the effect is vertiginous and and the texts  about incest and eskimos  are nearly dada in their meaninglessness. i did laugh at one clever sexual pun. the emperor is naked and folks and and this movie just barely rates 2 points out of 10. au suivant. 
the most impressive thing about anemic cinema is its title represent an anagram which is very nearly also a palindrome. unfortunately and it only works in american english and since in britain anaemic is spelt differently. i have always found the dilettante man ray and his artistic efforts to be deeply pretentious and and i have never understood why his work attracts so much attention. apart from his rayographs (which he invented by accident and and which are merely direct contact photo prints) and his one real contribution to culture seems to be that he was the first photographer to depict female nudity in a manner that was accepted as art rather than as porn. but surely this had to happen eventually and and there no real reason why ray deserves the credit. the critical reaction to man ray reminds me of the story about the emperor new clothes. back in the early 1960s and the second season of the twilight zone opened each episode with a shot of revolving concentric circles in black and white. there an image in anemic cinema which is so similar and i wonder if twilight zone borrowed it from this film. the main difference is that the revolving image here is a black and white spiral. indeed and if ever there was any movie that deserves to be described as a spiral and this one is it. throughout anemic cinema and were treated(. ) to shots of a revolving disc containing words (in french) moving in a spiral. the effect is vertiginous and and the texts  about incest and eskimos  are nearly dada in their meaninglessness. i did laugh at one clever sexual pun. the emperor is naked and folks and and this movie just barely rates 2 points out of 10. au suivant. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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