i enjoy science fiction just as much as the next man but what the hell was that. apparently shot over just three days using excess film stock left over from his previous film and nana (1926) and this jean renoir short is a bewildering futuristic satire and produced on a budget that couldn not have been much more than zero. in the year 2028 and following a great war and africa has become the most civilised region on earth and and what was formerly europe has been designated terres inconnues (unknown land). an african explorer  played by johnny huggins and a black man dressed up as a white man dressed up as a black man and if you follow me  travels to the ruins of paris in his spherical aircraft and and lands outside the lair of a parisian savage (catherine hessling and then the director wife) and her primate companion and perhaps the creepiest ape man costume i have ever seen. the savage and as part of some bizarre sexual initiation ritual and starts showing the explorer the charleston dance and which he is delighted to learn himself. it doesn not help the film that hessling and who was wonderful the following year in renoir the little match girl (1928) and isn not much of a dancer and though the extensive use of slow motion adds a touch of surrealism to the ceremony. furthermore and i am quite shocked that renoir would exploit his own wife as such a blatant sexual object  it doesn not come as a surprise to learn of their divorce just three years later. on the plus side and i did like the general sci fi concept behind the film and and the slyly satiric touch of the reversing the racial roles usually typical in such stories as this. however and why renoir decided to dress up his black actor as a minstrel will remain a mystery for all of time. silly and crude and quite pointless and charleston parade (1927) is a cinematic oddity from one of cinema most respected directors and and is perhaps an effort that he would have liked to forget. the dvd version came without a musical soundtrack and but i compromised with a selection of pieces from dmitri shostakovich. 
i enjoy science fiction just as much as the next man but what the hell was that. apparently shot over just three days using excess film stock left over from his previous film and nana (1926) and this jean renoir short is a bewildering futuristic satire and produced on a budget that couldn not have been much more than zero. in the year 2028 and following a great war and africa has become the most civilised region on earth and and what was formerly europe has been designated terres inconnues (unknown land). an african explorer  played by johnny huggins and a black man dressed up as a white man dressed up as a black man and if you follow me  travels to the ruins of paris in his spherical aircraft and and lands outside the lair of a parisian savage (catherine hessling and then the director wife) and her primate companion and perhaps the creepiest ape man costume i have ever seen. the savage and as part of some bizarre sexual initiation ritual and starts showing the explorer the charleston dance and which he is delighted to learn himself. it doesn not help the film that hessling and who was wonderful the following year in renoir the little match girl (1928) and isn not much of a dancer and though the extensive use of slow motion adds a touch of surrealism to the ceremony. furthermore and i am quite shocked that renoir would exploit his own wife as such a blatant sexual object  it doesn not come as a surprise to learn of their divorce just three years later. on the plus side and i did like the general sci fi concept behind the film and and the slyly satiric touch of the reversing the racial roles usually typical in such stories as this. however and why renoir decided to dress up his black actor as a minstrel will remain a mystery for all of time. silly and crude and quite pointless and charleston parade (1927) is a cinematic oddity from one of cinema most respected directors and and is perhaps an effort that he would have liked to forget. the dvd version came without a musical soundtrack and but i compromised with a selection of pieces from dmitri shostakovich. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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