La Femme de 100 têtes

00:00:02 It's Max Ernst's first great collage (cut-up) collection.

00:00:26 I think Ernst tried to renew that kind of poetry with a book built

00:00:53 and I am pleased to raise my hat

00:01:15 freely

00:01:31 Jean Servais

00:02:44 The landscape changes three times.

00:03:35 and remote-controlled at large by his two lateral appendages.

00:04:21 Thursdays continued, crepuscular and nocturnal waves.

00:05:09 Continued...

00:06:15 Perturbation, my sister, the 100-headless woman.

00:07:15 The third mouse sitting, we see the flight

00:08:17 The numbed train.

00:09:12 Lop-Lop, Bird-Superior, frightens away the last remains of common devotion.

00:10:02 And the volcanic women raise and shake, with a threatening look

00:10:55 His gaze will dive straight into the debris of the dried-up cities.

00:11:40 Perturbation, my sister, the 100-headless woman.

00:12:18 In the cartwrights' blindness we will find the germ of precious visions.

00:13:23 and excessively meticulous ghost.

00:14:17 A corpseless corpse moves parallel to its corpse, showing us

00:14:53 and stays put for twelve days on both sides of the door.

00:15:31 they make geysers squirt with the probability of a rain of blood

00:16:33 the ghost of repopulation.

00:17:45 Fantomas, Dante and Jules Verne...

00:18:50 She keeps his secret...