Moving Out, Robert Frank Reframed. Documentary film of 15 minutes, made by Gilles Frenken in 1995.

Robert Frank (1924 - 2019) was a Swiss/American/Canadian photographer, artist and filmmaker. In 1994/1995 an overview of his work was shown in museums in Washington, Zürich and Amsterdam. For the exhibition 'Moving Out' in Amsterdam, Gilles Frenken made a film about Robert Frank. He filmed on various locations, such as Zürich, Washington, New York and Mabou (Nova Scotia, Canada), where Robert Frank lived.

This film is in English and German. With Dutch subtitles.
It is shot on 16mm black and white, and edited on video.
Director and cameraman: Gilles Frenken
Sound engineer and camera assistant: Jan Frederik Groot
Editor: Anna Abrahams

Music provided by: Maarten Ornstein
Researcher: Harm Stevens
Producers: Kay Mastenbroek & Gilles Frenken
A Polderfilms production.

Thanks to:
Robert Frank, Philip Brookman, Thomas Schadt, Hripsimé Visser, Kunsthaus Zürich, Guido Magnaguagno, Helena Spacek, Martin Gasser, Luzzi Wolgensinger, Tomas Muscionico, Peter MacGill, Sarah Greenough, National Gallery of Art Washington, John and Peter Rankin, Nederlands Filmmuseum (Eye), Ruth Jansen, Pamela Spruyt, Okke Ornstein, John Kok Video, Central Park Postproduction, Amsterdamse Fonds voor de Kunst, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Stichting Rongwrong and others.