Still image from Trilogy in Movie Makers, Dec. 1949, 455.
English
250 ft
16mm
Kodachrome
Silent
With music on disc and narrative.
"In Trilogy, Timothy M. Lawler, jr., submits an interesting and, for the most part, successful effort to match romantic verse with appropriately emotional scenes. For his verse, Mr. Lawler has used Kilmer's Trees, Malay's The Wide World and Shelley's Love's Philosophy. The moods of the movie footage are excellent. The verse suffers a little, however, because it is released on the screen (or in narrative readings) a couplet at a time, at varying intervals, thus breaking into the overall rhythm. On the whole, however, Trilogy is a good approach to an attractive and difficult ideal." Movie Makers, Dec. 1949, 471.
The film won first award in a film contest sponsored by the Kenosha Movie Makers Club in 1948 (Movie Makers, April 1949, 154).
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Amateur Cinema