Flying Padre
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Genre Documentary, Short Country United States | 5.8/10 IMDb Initial release 1951 Sequel The Seafarers Duration Language English | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Flying padre 1951 stanley kubrick legendado pt br
Flying Padre is a 1951 short subject black-and-white documentary film. It is the second film directed by Stanley Kubrick. The film is nine minutes long.
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- Production
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Flying padre stanley kubrick 1951 vose
Story
The subject of Flying Padre is a Catholic priest in rural New Mexico, Father Fred Stadtmueller. Because his 4000-square mile parish is so large, he uses a Piper Cub airplane (named the "Spirit of St. Joseph") to travel from one isolated settlement to another. The film shows him providing spiritual guidance, saying a funeral Mass, and serving as an impromptu air ambulance by flying a sick child and his mother to hospital.
Production
After Kubrick sold his first short film, the self-financed Day of the Fight, to RKO in 1951 for $4000 (pocketing a $100 profit), the company advanced the 23-year-old filmmaker money to make a documentary short for their Pathe Screenliner series. Flying Padre was the result.
In an interview in 1969, Kubrick referred to Flying Padre as "silly".
References
Flying Padre WikipediaFlying Padre IMDb Flying Padre themoviedb.org