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Sheldon shows Stones9 film
"Sympathy for the Devil,"
the first film to be made in
England by Jean-Luc Godard
and the first film to feature the
Rolling Stones, is being shown
at Sheldon Art Gallery.
Concerned with people and
groups involed in the modern
social tangle, it moves from
scenes of the Rolling Stones
painstakingly working out the
recording of their LP "Beg
gar's Banquet" to Black Power
activities in a used car dump,
where white girls are taken out
to be shot, whilst a background
voice quotes from Eldridge
Cleaver and Stokely
Carmichael. In a pornographic
bookshop, Iain Quarrier paces
the floor reading from 'Mein
Kampf as a small child slaps
the faces oi two Jews. Anne
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Wiazemski, representing the
voice of liberal democracy,
wanders about in a summer
field answeiing a barrage of
complex questions asked by a
reporter.
Recurring scenes of the
Rolling Stones show the
gradual deelopment of a
recording session as the music
of "Beggar's Banquet" comes
together.
Cast and production crew
constantly appear together and,
in the final scene, where Anne
Wiazemski's body is draped
over a crane bstween the
emblem flags of Black Power,
it is the Director himself who
runs into the scene to spray her
white shift With plastic 'blood.
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just a film, ne feels disturb
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leaves us in little doubt that,
film though it may be, we are
all in it.
Friday is the last day that
"Sympathy For The Devil"
may be seen at Sheldon Gallery
at 7 and 9 p.m. Admission is
$1.50.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1970