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Man Ray

Bio: Man Ray (born Emmanuel Radnitzky, August 27, 1890 – November 18, 1976) was an American modernist artist who spent most of his career in Paris, France. He was a significant contributor to the Dada and Surrealist movements, although his ties to each were informal

Born: Wed, Aug 27 1890

Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Death: Thu, Nov 18 1976

Man Ray is 86 years old

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Return to Reason: Four Films by Man Ray

Man Ray would have been no older than 86 in Return to Reason: Four Films by Man Ray as 'Director, Screenplay'.

Movie Released: Fri, May 03 2024

Les Films de Man Ray

Man Ray would have been no older than 86 in Les Films de Man Ray as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sun, Jan 01 2012

Iconoclast

Man Ray would have been no older than 86 in Iconoclast as 'Additional Photography'.

Movie Released: Tue, Aug 17 2010

Cinema of the avant-garde 1923 - 1930

Man Ray would have been no older than 86 in Cinema of the avant-garde 1923 - 1930 as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Fri, Jan 01 2010

Dadascope

Man Ray was 70 in Dadascope as 'Poem'.

Movie Released: Sun, Jan 01 1961

Paris la belle

Man Ray was 69 in Paris la belle as 'Director of Photography'.

Movie Released: Sat, Apr 30 1960

Dreams That Money Can Buy

Man Ray was 57 in Dreams That Money Can Buy as 'Story, Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Sep 01 1947

Juliet

Man Ray was 49 in Juliet as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Fri, Mar 01 1940

Ady

Man Ray was 48 in Ady as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Thu, Dec 29 1938

Dance

Man Ray was 48 in Dance as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Thu, Dec 29 1938

Home Movies

Man Ray was 47 in Home Movies as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Sat, Jan 01 1938

Course landaise

Man Ray was 47 in Course landaise as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Dec 29 1937

La Garoupe

Man Ray was 47 in La Garoupe as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Dec 29 1937

L'Atelier du Val de Grâce

Man Ray was 45 in L'Atelier du Val de Grâce as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sun, Dec 29 1935

Poison

Man Ray was 42 in Poison as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sat, Feb 11 1933

Self-Portrait or What We All Miss

Man Ray was 40 in Self-Portrait or What We All Miss as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Dec 29 1930

Deux femmes

Man Ray was 39 in Deux femmes as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jan 01 1930

Two Women

Man Ray was 39 in Two Women as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jan 01 1930

Les Chutes des "Mystères du château du Dé"

Man Ray was 38 in Les Chutes des "Mystères du château du Dé" as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sat, Jun 08 1929

The Mysteries of the Chateau of Dice

Man Ray was 38 in The Mysteries of the Chateau of Dice as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Thu, Jun 06 1929

Corrida

Man Ray was 38 in Corrida as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jun 05 1929

The Starfish

Man Ray was 37 in The Starfish as 'Director, Cinematography'.

Movie Released: Fri, Apr 20 1928

Emak-Bakia

Man Ray was 35 in Emak-Bakia as 'Director, Cinematography, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jul 26 1926

Anemic Cinema

Man Ray was 35 in Anemic Cinema as 'Cinematography, Assistant Director'.

Movie Released: Fri, Jan 01 1926

Ballet Mécanique

Man Ray was 34 in Ballet Mécanique as 'Cinematography'.

Movie Released: Wed, Sep 24 1924

What Do Young Films Dream About?

Man Ray was 33 in What Do Young Films Dream About? as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jan 02 1924

Return to Reason

Man Ray was 33 in Return to Reason as 'Director, Editor, Producer'.

Movie Released: Thu, Sep 06 1923

Rue Campagne-Première

Man Ray was 32 in Rue Campagne-Première as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jan 29 1923

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