1 00:01:29,405 --> 00:01:33,694 POLLOCK: The Life of a Creator 2 00:02:34,815 --> 00:02:37,418 ''Nine years ago'' 3 00:02:46,491 --> 00:02:49,345 ''Greenwich Village November 1941 '' 4 00:02:53,797 --> 00:02:56,402 Who is the best percussionist? 5 00:03:01,694 --> 00:03:03,121 Krupa. 6 00:03:04,214 --> 00:03:06,314 - It's true. - That guy is really good. 7 00:03:06,398 --> 00:03:08,162 Of course. 8 00:03:11,101 --> 00:03:13,368 Let Picasso rot. 9 00:03:13,453 --> 00:03:15,385 Damn guy. 10 00:03:16,225 --> 00:03:18,030 Let Picasso rot! 11 00:03:24,373 --> 00:03:26,136 The damned-- 12 00:03:26,221 --> 00:03:28,320 The bastard did everything. 13 00:03:31,597 --> 00:03:34,369 - Your work is good. - No, it's not. 14 00:03:34,452 --> 00:03:36,889 I'm worthless. 15 00:03:38,820 --> 00:03:41,928 - It's worthless, Sande. - Stand up. 16 00:03:56,796 --> 00:03:59,400 We will have a son, Sande. 17 00:04:01,332 --> 00:04:02,750 He's my brother. 18 00:04:02,833 --> 00:04:04,752 I won't tolerate it anymore. 19 00:04:09,841 --> 00:04:14,095 ...declared that his patience with Japan he knew he was exhausted. 20 00:04:14,178 --> 00:04:16,098 After 2 years of negotiations... 21 00:04:16,139 --> 00:04:19,099 between Japanese and Americans... 22 00:04:19,183 --> 00:04:20,934 The Secretary of State declared... 23 00:04:21,018 --> 00:04:23,771 that they would not tolerate another incursion from Japan... 24 00:04:23,854 --> 00:04:25,272 nowhere. 25 00:04:25,355 --> 00:04:27,942 The effect of said declaration-- 26 00:04:28,025 --> 00:04:29,443 It's hot. 27 00:04:31,195 --> 00:04:33,447 In other news-- 28 00:06:10,295 --> 00:06:11,713 Jackson Pollock? 29 00:06:12,798 --> 00:06:15,050 I'm Lee Krasner. 30 00:06:15,134 --> 00:06:18,052 we are together in the John Graham show. 31 00:06:18,135 --> 00:06:19,554 Are you working? 32 00:06:22,807 --> 00:06:26,728 Your work is too good to be next to that of Picassoy Braque. 33 00:06:32,484 --> 00:06:34,403 I know all the abstract artists from New York... 34 00:06:34,486 --> 00:06:37,072 but I don't know Jackson Pollock. 35 00:06:37,156 --> 00:06:39,074 I had never heard your name. 36 00:06:40,826 --> 00:06:43,579 I took the courage to come. 37 00:06:43,662 --> 00:06:45,580 I could come back another time. 38 00:06:47,332 --> 00:06:48,916 No, it's okay. 39 00:06:49,000 --> 00:06:50,585 Can I see your work? 40 00:07:08,687 --> 00:07:11,315 I don't know what I expected, but my God! 41 00:07:12,691 --> 00:07:15,109 - Who do you study with? - With nobody. 42 00:07:15,193 --> 00:07:16,987 Have you ever studied? 43 00:07:17,071 --> 00:07:18,571 With Tom Benton. 44 00:07:20,532 --> 00:07:22,117 You don't paint like Benton. 45 00:07:22,200 --> 00:07:25,621 Carl Jung and John Graham They helped me get through it. 46 00:07:28,207 --> 00:07:29,791 Which one will you expose? 47 00:07:32,879 --> 00:07:34,505 That. 48 00:07:37,383 --> 00:07:39,301 I don't know if I finished it. 49 00:07:39,385 --> 00:07:41,012 You shouldn't touch it. 50 00:07:49,394 --> 00:07:52,981 I would like you to come to my studio. Want? 51 00:07:54,400 --> 00:07:55,984 Yes of course. 52 00:07:56,068 --> 00:07:58,946 - It's here around the corner. Will you go? - Yeah. 53 00:07:58,988 --> 00:08:00,823 Thank you. 54 00:08:02,908 --> 00:08:04,327 It's at 23. 55 00:08:07,955 --> 00:08:11,334 23 East Ninth Street. 56 00:08:13,753 --> 00:08:15,170 For real. 57 00:08:15,253 --> 00:08:18,006 You don't have to tell me. Come when you like. 58 00:09:05,805 --> 00:09:09,726 When you said you would come, I didn't think it would be 3 weeks. 59 00:09:09,809 --> 00:09:12,062 Not 3 weeks passed. 60 00:09:12,145 --> 00:09:13,563 Just three weeks. 61 00:09:23,156 --> 00:09:25,366 It's not mine. I didn't do it. 62 00:09:25,408 --> 00:09:26,868 An ex-lover. 63 00:09:29,788 --> 00:09:32,416 I did that 10 years ago. 64 00:09:49,182 --> 00:09:50,600 Interesting. 65 00:09:58,692 --> 00:10:00,944 ''Who should I offer my services to? 66 00:10:01,027 --> 00:10:03,113 What beast should I worship? 67 00:10:03,197 --> 00:10:05,115 What sacred image is attacked? 68 00:10:05,198 --> 00:10:07,451 Whose heart should I break? 69 00:10:07,534 --> 00:10:10,788 What lie should I keep? Whose blood should I step on?'' 70 00:10:10,871 --> 00:10:12,789 A Season in Hell by Rimbaud. 71 00:10:16,543 --> 00:10:19,629 That is the one I will expose in Graham's sample. 72 00:10:19,712 --> 00:10:22,507 It is a very good painting. 73 00:10:22,591 --> 00:10:25,844 It's good. You are a very good painter. 74 00:10:30,890 --> 00:10:33,310 - Do you want coffee? - Yes, thanks. 75 00:10:33,393 --> 00:10:36,479 - Come on. - That? 76 00:10:36,563 --> 00:10:38,482 You don't think I'll prepare it here? 77 00:10:41,903 --> 00:10:43,820 I knew you before. 78 00:10:46,406 --> 00:10:48,824 It was 5 years ago. 79 00:10:48,908 --> 00:10:50,326 At a dance 80 00:10:52,079 --> 00:10:54,831 You were very drunk. 81 00:10:54,915 --> 00:10:57,167 You took me out dancing. You stepped on me. 82 00:10:57,250 --> 00:10:58,836 Yes. 83 00:10:58,919 --> 00:11:00,504 Yes, I understand. 84 00:11:00,587 --> 00:11:03,006 You fell on top of me. 85 00:11:03,090 --> 00:11:04,508 I'm sorry. 86 00:11:08,428 --> 00:11:11,349 You were abroad. I remember it well. 87 00:11:14,935 --> 00:11:17,353 If you remembered, I thought... 88 00:11:17,437 --> 00:11:20,023 tell you that it was nothing. 89 00:11:20,107 --> 00:11:21,525 Thank you. 90 00:11:26,280 --> 00:11:27,697 Really. 91 00:11:39,627 --> 00:11:41,378 When did you study with Benton? 92 00:11:45,798 --> 00:11:47,217 In 1931. 93 00:11:50,137 --> 00:11:52,722 In the Art Students League? 94 00:11:52,806 --> 00:11:56,727 My brother Charles I studied with Benton... 95 00:11:57,812 --> 00:11:59,396 and then... 96 00:12:02,149 --> 00:12:03,568 I studied together with him. 97 00:12:09,491 --> 00:12:10,908 Where are you from? 98 00:12:11,992 --> 00:12:14,578 From Arizona. Actually, from California. 99 00:12:21,168 --> 00:12:22,586 I'm from Brooklyn. 100 00:12:22,670 --> 00:12:25,589 I was going to ask you where you were from. 101 00:12:25,672 --> 00:12:27,425 My parents came from Russia. 102 00:12:27,508 --> 00:12:28,927 I was born here. 103 00:12:31,179 --> 00:12:32,555 Russia. 104 00:15:19,515 --> 00:15:20,932 The potatoes. 105 00:15:22,517 --> 00:15:23,936 Thank you. 106 00:15:42,371 --> 00:15:44,789 Did they always eat like this? 107 00:15:55,676 --> 00:15:57,845 How long will it stay, Mrs. Pollock? 108 00:15:59,388 --> 00:16:00,806 One season. 109 00:16:02,391 --> 00:16:05,103 We invite mom to live with us in Connecticut. 110 00:16:07,939 --> 00:16:10,816 Married men with children will enlist... 111 00:16:10,900 --> 00:16:12,693 not involved in war production. 112 00:16:15,904 --> 00:16:18,156 I took a job in Connecticut. 113 00:16:18,907 --> 00:16:20,325 In Deep River. 114 00:16:21,243 --> 00:16:23,662 Making gliders for the army. 115 00:16:26,582 --> 00:16:28,001 Sensational, Sande. 116 00:16:30,920 --> 00:16:33,214 Magnificent. Congratulations. 117 00:16:33,298 --> 00:16:35,174 Not everyone can be unfit, Jack. 118 00:16:39,554 --> 00:16:42,515 Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa-- The best. 119 00:16:42,556 --> 00:16:45,517 - Harry James on trumpet. - The apartment will be all yours, Jack. 120 00:16:45,601 --> 00:16:47,144 You will have plenty of space. 121 00:17:28,644 --> 00:17:30,564 Is this the best hotel what did you find? 122 00:17:30,646 --> 00:17:33,400 - What is she doing here? -Lee will take you home. 123 00:17:33,483 --> 00:17:37,612 - What is she doing here? - You have to clean up. 124 00:17:58,675 --> 00:18:01,220 Give milk with eggs. 125 00:18:12,689 --> 00:18:14,315 - Good. - Come on. 126 00:19:04,575 --> 00:19:05,993 Thank you. 127 00:19:17,254 --> 00:19:19,506 ''Four months later'' 128 00:19:19,590 --> 00:19:21,174 You have to see his work. 129 00:19:21,257 --> 00:19:23,844 Nobody does what Pollock is doing. 130 00:19:26,263 --> 00:19:27,682 Yes of course. 131 00:19:27,765 --> 00:19:30,684 It would be great if you came. 132 00:19:30,768 --> 00:19:33,687 Marvelous. We will be waiting for you. Bye bye. 133 00:19:53,791 --> 00:19:56,668 Jackson, breakfast is served. 134 00:20:02,633 --> 00:20:04,052 Read! 135 00:20:05,636 --> 00:20:07,054 Reuben. 136 00:20:08,305 --> 00:20:09,431 Hello. 137 00:20:09,514 --> 00:20:12,059 Lee Krasner, Howard Putzel. 138 00:20:12,142 --> 00:20:13,727 Nice to meet you. 139 00:20:13,810 --> 00:20:16,355 Howard works with Peggy Guggenheim. 140 00:20:18,148 --> 00:20:21,027 Howard. Of course. 141 00:20:21,068 --> 00:20:22,903 Reuben came with Howard Putzel. 142 00:20:22,987 --> 00:20:25,239 Works with Peggy Guggenheim. 143 00:20:31,162 --> 00:20:32,746 When did you come back? 144 00:20:34,499 --> 00:20:36,918 I thought you were in Los Angeles. 145 00:20:37,002 --> 00:20:38,752 - I was in Brooklyn. - Look at you! 146 00:20:38,835 --> 00:20:40,754 Jackson, this is Howard Putzel. 147 00:20:40,837 --> 00:20:42,757 It is a great pleasure. 148 00:20:42,840 --> 00:20:44,424 I've known him since high school. 149 00:20:44,508 --> 00:20:47,303 I met Howard in Los Angeles before joining Peggy in Paris. 150 00:20:47,386 --> 00:20:49,597 - Over here. - We met yesterday. 151 00:20:49,681 --> 00:20:51,098 And Barbara and the children? 152 00:20:51,181 --> 00:20:53,601 They are fine. They will come in a few weeks. 153 00:20:53,684 --> 00:20:55,270 - How long will you stay? - Don't know. 154 00:20:55,353 --> 00:20:57,271 Maybe they will send me to India. 155 00:20:57,355 --> 00:21:00,441 - And you? - Not suitable. 156 00:21:00,525 --> 00:21:02,277 Too neurotic. 157 00:21:02,359 --> 00:21:03,778 What a guy! 158 00:21:26,551 --> 00:21:27,969 A genius. 159 00:21:30,221 --> 00:21:31,640 Peggy must see this. 160 00:21:33,725 --> 00:21:37,312 ''Peggy Guggenheim Art Gallery 1 October 6, 1942'' 161 00:21:43,400 --> 00:21:44,819 How are you? 162 00:21:58,083 --> 00:21:59,834 I'm glad to see you. 163 00:21:59,918 --> 00:22:02,337 Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock-- 164 00:22:02,421 --> 00:22:04,840 -James Johnson Sweeney of the Modern. - Nice to meet you. 165 00:22:04,923 --> 00:22:08,176 - Miss Peggy Guggenheim. - Hello. 166 00:22:08,259 --> 00:22:11,346 Mr. Pollock, Howard told me about you. 167 00:22:11,429 --> 00:22:12,847 Thanks, Howard. 168 00:22:12,930 --> 00:22:16,809 - You must see Jackson's work. - Yes. Enjoy it. 169 00:22:16,851 --> 00:22:20,230 - Nice earrings. - Thank you. 170 00:22:23,441 --> 00:22:25,026 It's sensational, Howard. 171 00:22:25,110 --> 00:22:29,406 But there is no American painter throughout the sample. 172 00:23:42,187 --> 00:23:43,605 What is this? 173 00:23:46,692 --> 00:23:48,610 I see the head... 174 00:23:48,693 --> 00:23:50,112 the body-- 175 00:23:52,865 --> 00:23:54,282 It's not cubism, Jackson. 176 00:23:54,366 --> 00:23:58,120 You don't divide the figure on multiple planes. 177 00:23:58,204 --> 00:24:00,289 You show only one side. 178 00:24:02,041 --> 00:24:05,295 What is this? Free association? Automatism? 179 00:24:07,045 --> 00:24:08,797 I just paint, Lee. 180 00:24:08,881 --> 00:24:10,966 But what are you doing? 181 00:24:11,050 --> 00:24:13,302 Don't tell me you don't know. 182 00:24:16,722 --> 00:24:19,141 Do you experiment with surrealism? 183 00:24:21,394 --> 00:24:22,811 Is it a dream? 184 00:24:25,397 --> 00:24:28,318 Even so, that's what you see. 185 00:24:28,400 --> 00:24:29,819 It's life. 186 00:24:29,902 --> 00:24:32,655 You are not painting the fabric randomly. 187 00:24:32,739 --> 00:24:34,657 You are painting something. 188 00:24:34,741 --> 00:24:38,910 You don't make something abstract out of nothing. It is taken out of life... 189 00:24:38,994 --> 00:24:40,496 of nature. 190 00:24:40,579 --> 00:24:42,665 I am nature. 191 00:24:42,748 --> 00:24:45,334 If you work from within, you repeat yourself. 192 00:24:46,419 --> 00:24:48,337 Damn, you paint it. 193 00:24:52,925 --> 00:24:57,680 ''The moon was shining about Mrs. Potter and her daughter. 194 00:24:57,764 --> 00:24:59,724 He washed his feet with soda water. 195 00:24:59,808 --> 00:25:01,684 What the hell is that? 196 00:25:01,768 --> 00:25:03,353 Elliot. T.S. Elliot. 197 00:25:04,604 --> 00:25:07,023 Gentlemen, by T.S. Elliot. 198 00:25:12,111 --> 00:25:14,029 Did you know that Gorky did you sell to Moderno? 199 00:25:14,781 --> 00:25:16,866 Gorky is like cows. 200 00:25:16,949 --> 00:25:20,537 They eat, they return to the stable and they are still chewing. 201 00:25:21,621 --> 00:25:25,541 Look at a Picasso for hours, He returns to his study and spits it out. 202 00:25:25,625 --> 00:25:28,545 - To hell with him. - But it's good. 203 00:25:28,628 --> 00:25:31,506 Yes, it is, But we have to get over that crap. 204 00:25:31,589 --> 00:25:33,884 - What do you think of Kline? - Kline is like a prostitute. 205 00:25:36,802 --> 00:25:38,679 - And Picasso? - Ancient history. 206 00:25:39,722 --> 00:25:41,849 De Kooning? 207 00:25:43,101 --> 00:25:44,685 It's good. He is learning. 208 00:25:48,189 --> 00:25:50,566 What do you think of Jackson Pollock? 209 00:25:55,113 --> 00:25:56,740 That's what we think. 210 00:26:04,498 --> 00:26:05,915 Careful! 211 00:26:10,503 --> 00:26:11,921 Come on. 212 00:26:21,473 --> 00:26:24,101 I went up and down 5 flights of stairs. 213 00:26:24,184 --> 00:26:25,601 I'm Peggy Guggenheim. 214 00:26:25,685 --> 00:26:29,272 I don't go up 5 floors to nobody's house. 215 00:26:29,356 --> 00:26:30,774 I don't! 216 00:26:30,858 --> 00:26:33,568 I don't climb 5 flights of stairs. 217 00:26:33,652 --> 00:26:35,111 Excuse us. 218 00:26:35,194 --> 00:26:36,613 That's not enough. 219 00:26:36,696 --> 00:26:38,489 My ankles are weak. 220 00:26:38,573 --> 00:26:40,033 It was my fault. 221 00:26:40,116 --> 00:26:41,993 Good God, he's drunk. 222 00:26:43,786 --> 00:26:45,455 He is drunk. Is it? 223 00:27:10,229 --> 00:27:12,983 L.K.? Who the hell is L.K.? 224 00:27:13,066 --> 00:27:14,818 I didn't come to see L.K. 225 00:27:14,901 --> 00:27:16,486 Peggy, over here. 226 00:27:34,588 --> 00:27:37,007 This does express something. 227 00:27:37,090 --> 00:27:38,508 This is better. 228 00:27:38,591 --> 00:27:40,344 The best of the surroundings. 229 00:27:40,427 --> 00:27:43,179 There is no way around it. 230 00:27:43,263 --> 00:27:45,182 It's not entirely surreal. 231 00:27:45,265 --> 00:27:49,019 Few Americans are. 232 00:27:49,102 --> 00:27:52,356 What influenced Jackson the most? of modern European painters... 233 00:27:52,439 --> 00:27:58,028 is the idea that art comes from the unconscious. 234 00:27:58,112 --> 00:27:59,822 Yes, surely. 235 00:28:11,292 --> 00:28:13,210 Jackson, Howard's here. 236 00:28:14,294 --> 00:28:15,713 Do you want coffee? 237 00:28:20,510 --> 00:28:22,804 Howard is here. 238 00:28:25,305 --> 00:28:27,225 You have your first exclusive exhibition. 239 00:28:27,308 --> 00:28:29,227 Art of this century, 1 November 7. 240 00:28:29,310 --> 00:28:31,897 - Bravo, Jackson. - Congratulations. 241 00:28:31,979 --> 00:28:33,564 Take a seat. 242 00:28:36,317 --> 00:28:40,571 Peggy will pay you a monthly salary of 1 50 dollars. 243 00:28:41,655 --> 00:28:44,908 ''If at the end of the year the artist does not sell the equivalent of the advance... 244 00:28:44,992 --> 00:28:48,078 plus one third commission, will make up the difference with paints.'' 245 00:28:48,162 --> 00:28:49,580 In other words, my dears... 246 00:28:49,664 --> 00:28:54,293 If they don't sell $2,400, Peggy keeps all the works. 247 00:28:54,377 --> 00:28:58,089 Also, Peggy has appointed you to paint... 248 00:28:58,172 --> 00:29:02,885 a mural for the entrance of your house at 61st and Lexington. 249 00:29:03,678 --> 00:29:06,931 It's big, Jackson: 2.5 by 6 meters. 250 00:29:07,014 --> 00:29:09,141 You have absolute artistic freedom. 251 00:29:09,225 --> 00:29:10,934 You can paint what you like. 252 00:29:11,018 --> 00:29:14,396 You will be the sensation of the season. 253 00:29:24,657 --> 00:29:24,782 ''Art Gallery of this Century'' Jackson Pollock, my new painter. 254 00:29:24,782 --> 00:29:27,285 ''Art Gallery of this Century'' Jackson Pollock, my new painter. 255 00:29:27,369 --> 00:29:29,913 They donated one of their paintings to the Whitney Museum. 256 00:29:29,996 --> 00:29:32,624 You know James Johnson. Let them enjoy it. 257 00:29:32,707 --> 00:29:35,792 Tony, you know Peggy Guggenheim, right? 258 00:29:35,876 --> 00:29:38,629 Tony Smith. He is a wonderful architect. 259 00:29:45,177 --> 00:29:49,307 - Mother. - Go, go, go. 260 00:29:49,390 --> 00:29:50,808 How good the Lord is. 261 00:29:53,729 --> 00:29:55,146 How are you, mom? 262 00:29:55,229 --> 00:29:57,482 - Very good. - Who is it? 263 00:29:57,565 --> 00:30:00,152 Meet Peggy Guggenheim. She is my mother. 264 00:30:00,235 --> 00:30:02,153 - Nice to meet you. - It's a pleasure to meet you. 265 00:30:02,237 --> 00:30:04,321 - This is James Johnson Sweeney. - Mrs. Pollock. 266 00:30:04,405 --> 00:30:06,824 - You must be very proud. - Of all my children. 267 00:30:06,907 --> 00:30:09,994 Jack, that's great. 268 00:30:10,077 --> 00:30:12,664 - Enjoy it. - Of course. 269 00:30:29,472 --> 00:30:31,141 This is not painting. 270 00:30:34,935 --> 00:30:36,354 Are you leaving? 271 00:30:36,437 --> 00:30:38,355 Yes. Doesn't seem like a great thing to me. 272 00:30:38,439 --> 00:30:40,358 Go back and look again. 273 00:30:40,442 --> 00:30:43,445 It is original. It's ambitious. 274 00:30:43,528 --> 00:30:46,031 But there is too much mud... 275 00:30:46,114 --> 00:30:48,574 and the titles are... 276 00:30:48,658 --> 00:30:50,076 presumptuous 277 00:30:50,160 --> 00:30:53,038 Mud. There is too much mud. 278 00:30:53,121 --> 00:30:55,832 Come back, Clem, and watch again. 279 00:31:02,797 --> 00:31:04,882 - Read it. Read it. - Wait. Wait. 280 00:31:04,966 --> 00:31:07,885 ''Jackson Pollock participates of his own sample... 281 00:31:07,969 --> 00:31:10,221 in the Art Gallery of this Century. 282 00:31:10,304 --> 00:31:13,892 Young and full of energy, accepts orders that he cannot fulfill. 283 00:31:13,975 --> 00:31:17,228 - Thank you very much, Clem. - Listen to the rest, Jackson. 284 00:31:17,312 --> 00:31:20,149 ''Pollock was influenced by Miró... 285 00:31:20,232 --> 00:31:22,901 Picasso, Mexican painting and others more... 286 00:31:22,984 --> 00:31:25,237 and it has been put from the opposite sidewalk... 287 00:31:25,320 --> 00:31:27,907 giving his own brushstrokes. 288 00:31:27,990 --> 00:31:30,576 - Not bad. - ''Giving your own brushstrokes''? 289 00:31:30,659 --> 00:31:32,411 He says you are original. 290 00:31:32,494 --> 00:31:35,496 - I didn't sell anything. - Rome was not built in a day. 291 00:32:27,883 --> 00:32:30,010 What do you see there, Pollock? 292 00:32:32,554 --> 00:32:35,849 You've been looking at it for several weeks. 293 00:32:37,226 --> 00:32:39,311 Peggy threatens to regret it. 294 00:36:06,436 --> 00:36:07,854 My God. 295 00:37:04,494 --> 00:37:05,913 Excuse me. 296 00:37:07,248 --> 00:37:09,751 Happy New Year everyone! 297 00:37:54,712 --> 00:37:57,799 According to Clem, the continuity of the mural... 298 00:37:57,882 --> 00:38:00,635 It's what makes it so good. 299 00:38:00,718 --> 00:38:03,096 He thinks it is an excellent painting. 300 00:38:03,179 --> 00:38:05,848 I think you have a winner. 301 00:38:07,058 --> 00:38:09,477 It's nonsense. 302 00:38:09,560 --> 00:38:11,062 Do you like it? 303 00:38:12,230 --> 00:38:13,814 I adore her. 304 00:38:16,067 --> 00:38:17,861 You have adored many. 305 00:38:19,738 --> 00:38:21,948 To quite a few. Do you want us to talk about that? 306 00:38:22,032 --> 00:38:23,825 You want to go to bed. 307 00:38:23,908 --> 00:38:26,995 - I was thinking something like that. - I accept the offer. 308 00:38:27,079 --> 00:38:29,330 You don't know how much I try... 309 00:38:29,414 --> 00:38:31,999 so that people are interested in you... 310 00:38:32,083 --> 00:38:34,002 to put you in good hands. 311 00:38:34,084 --> 00:38:36,004 And you behave very badly. 312 00:38:36,087 --> 00:38:38,006 You look like a trapped animal. 313 00:38:38,089 --> 00:38:41,509 You have to promise me-- Don't destroy my room. 314 00:38:45,930 --> 00:38:47,849 One moment. 315 00:38:47,932 --> 00:38:50,018 Wait. Wait! 316 00:38:51,937 --> 00:38:53,355 Good heavens. 317 00:38:55,941 --> 00:38:57,359 Good heavens. 318 00:39:32,644 --> 00:39:34,395 I went out to look for you. 319 00:39:37,815 --> 00:39:41,236 - What are you doing? - Nothing. 320 00:39:41,319 --> 00:39:44,239 It's something more than that. 321 00:39:44,323 --> 00:39:45,907 It's a storm. 322 00:39:47,326 --> 00:39:48,744 It will pass. 323 00:39:58,837 --> 00:40:00,755 Did you hear about Howard? 324 00:40:00,839 --> 00:40:02,758 - Putzel? - Yes. He died. 325 00:40:05,510 --> 00:40:06,929 A heart attack. 326 00:40:08,680 --> 00:40:10,098 I liked him. 327 00:40:15,854 --> 00:40:17,606 By Howard. 328 00:40:17,689 --> 00:40:19,609 Yes. 329 00:40:19,692 --> 00:40:21,109 Here's to you, Howard. 330 00:40:31,203 --> 00:40:33,788 Barb, the kids and me... 331 00:40:33,872 --> 00:40:36,958 we will rent a house on Long Island this summer. 332 00:40:39,045 --> 00:40:41,172 I want you and Lee to come with us. 333 00:40:43,882 --> 00:40:46,134 You should get away from the city for a while. 334 00:40:47,219 --> 00:40:49,305 I don't hurt anyone. 335 00:40:53,392 --> 00:40:55,311 I'll take you home. 336 00:40:59,731 --> 00:41:01,483 Lee will worry. 337 00:41:01,567 --> 00:41:03,318 I don't hurt anyone. 338 00:41:10,409 --> 00:41:11,827 Take care of yourself. 339 00:42:23,983 --> 00:42:25,402 I've had enough. 340 00:42:27,153 --> 00:42:28,570 Let me in. 341 00:42:56,684 --> 00:42:58,100 Playing cards. 342 00:43:03,356 --> 00:43:04,775 Binoculars. 343 00:43:07,527 --> 00:43:08,945 Ready. 344 00:43:10,531 --> 00:43:12,115 I want to get married, Pollock. 345 00:43:14,367 --> 00:43:16,787 I suddenly felt like it. 346 00:43:16,870 --> 00:43:20,457 Either we get married or we separate. 347 00:43:26,213 --> 00:43:29,633 I love you. You are a great artist. 348 00:43:29,716 --> 00:43:31,300 I want you to paint. 349 00:43:33,553 --> 00:43:35,805 I want... 350 00:43:35,889 --> 00:43:38,141 continue living with you... 351 00:43:39,893 --> 00:43:42,313 but I want a commitment on your part. 352 00:43:52,406 --> 00:43:54,158 You will have to decide. 353 00:44:00,914 --> 00:44:02,833 Who was that girl What drove you crazy? 354 00:44:02,916 --> 00:44:05,002 The one who played the banjo. 355 00:44:05,085 --> 00:44:07,004 Becky. 356 00:44:07,087 --> 00:44:08,505 Becky Tarwater. 357 00:44:09,757 --> 00:44:12,676 You were crazy about her. 358 00:44:12,760 --> 00:44:14,511 I proposed to her. 359 00:44:14,594 --> 00:44:17,014 - And what did he say? - No. 360 00:44:21,602 --> 00:44:23,354 Did you see that moment in life... 361 00:44:23,438 --> 00:44:25,022 That should be special... 362 00:44:25,106 --> 00:44:27,691 When do we become adults? 363 00:44:27,774 --> 00:44:29,359 For me, it was hell. 364 00:44:31,444 --> 00:44:34,531 It's supposed to be bad to make the rest seem easy. 365 00:44:34,615 --> 00:44:37,409 Yes, but it's not. 366 00:44:40,954 --> 00:44:42,540 Dad, Uncle Jackson, come play 367 00:44:42,623 --> 00:44:45,376 - What do they do? - Where are they going? 368 00:45:07,147 --> 00:45:09,024 Do you want a sandwich, Jackson? 369 00:45:14,155 --> 00:45:15,740 We could move here. 370 00:45:16,825 --> 00:45:18,242 And leave New York? 371 00:45:19,326 --> 00:45:20,912 It would do us good. 372 00:45:29,003 --> 00:45:30,421 We will get married in church. 373 00:45:37,845 --> 00:45:41,098 - You don't need to-- - By church or nothing. 374 00:45:43,517 --> 00:45:45,103 No relatives, please. 375 00:45:45,186 --> 00:45:46,604 No relatives. 376 00:45:52,194 --> 00:45:53,611 We will need a witness. 377 00:45:54,696 --> 00:45:56,447 May Rosenberg. 378 00:45:56,530 --> 00:45:58,950 -And Harold. - Not Harold. 379 00:46:05,874 --> 00:46:07,291 In what church? 380 00:46:08,542 --> 00:46:09,961 Good question. 381 00:46:29,313 --> 00:46:32,149 ''The Springs, Long Island November 1945'' 382 00:46:50,752 --> 00:46:52,338 - Come. - I'm coming. 383 00:46:54,880 --> 00:46:57,675 You'll break your back, Jackson. 384 00:47:01,095 --> 00:47:02,514 Hold this. 385 00:47:11,773 --> 00:47:13,525 Can't find the keys? 386 00:47:14,609 --> 00:47:16,028 Please! 387 00:47:18,447 --> 00:47:19,824 Be careful. 388 00:48:09,665 --> 00:48:11,083 Look at that. 389 00:48:17,339 --> 00:48:18,758 It's good. 390 00:48:20,509 --> 00:48:21,927 Come on. 391 00:48:30,185 --> 00:48:32,605 I had never seen a fox. 392 00:48:32,688 --> 00:48:34,439 It was beautiful, wasn't it? 393 00:48:34,523 --> 00:48:36,942 It had a beautiful coat. 394 00:48:37,026 --> 00:48:39,111 Surely there must be deer. 395 00:49:34,291 --> 00:49:36,002 I will paint in the house. 396 00:49:57,773 --> 00:50:00,193 - Ready. Until next time. - Thank you. 397 00:50:08,951 --> 00:50:10,370 Hello. 398 00:50:21,798 --> 00:50:24,717 You are the one who moved to old Quinn's house. 399 00:50:31,140 --> 00:50:32,558 Good day. 400 00:51:10,013 --> 00:51:12,098 Did he leave town? 401 00:51:13,183 --> 00:51:14,935 I don't blame him. 402 00:51:15,018 --> 00:51:17,104 In a world where they split an atom... 403 00:51:17,187 --> 00:51:20,106 and they make thousands of people fly... 404 00:51:20,190 --> 00:51:22,942 It is not known where it will end. 405 00:51:23,026 --> 00:51:25,612 It is best to search a quiet place... 406 00:51:27,196 --> 00:51:29,449 and do what one has to do. 407 00:51:30,533 --> 00:51:33,119 You don't need to pay me now. What's it called? 408 00:51:33,203 --> 00:51:34,621 Jackson Pollock. 409 00:51:38,708 --> 00:51:40,127 Thank you. 410 00:52:26,965 --> 00:52:30,927 Finally we arrive. How do they get through the winter? 411 00:52:30,969 --> 00:52:33,764 No coal, no hot water, no bath. 412 00:52:33,848 --> 00:52:35,891 Jack likes people to suffer like him. 413 00:52:35,975 --> 00:52:38,394 - He loves it. - How are you doing? 414 00:52:40,854 --> 00:52:43,315 It feels good to be away from the city. 415 00:52:44,984 --> 00:52:47,736 I guess you came so that he gets drunk again. 416 00:52:47,820 --> 00:52:48,738 Read. 417 00:52:50,197 --> 00:52:52,282 Let me think. 418 00:52:52,365 --> 00:52:54,826 Actually, I never got him drunk. 419 00:52:54,910 --> 00:52:56,828 He never needed help. 420 00:53:00,373 --> 00:53:02,834 - He invited us to spend the weekend. -Rube-- 421 00:53:02,876 --> 00:53:04,920 I guess you will understand. 422 00:53:53,927 --> 00:53:55,304 Come. 423 00:54:09,860 --> 00:54:12,739 Are you lost, friend? 424 00:55:22,434 --> 00:55:24,894 I'll have to find a bigger place. 425 00:55:41,328 --> 00:55:43,413 How was it for you in there? 426 00:55:45,457 --> 00:55:48,168 You could build a table or something. 427 00:55:51,755 --> 00:55:54,007 And go back to work. 428 00:57:27,560 --> 00:57:29,102 Hello darling. 429 00:57:32,773 --> 00:57:34,691 Let's have a baby. 430 00:57:43,201 --> 00:57:45,203 Is there something I don't know? 431 00:57:46,496 --> 00:57:48,790 Or that you don't know? 432 00:57:48,873 --> 00:57:50,291 We can't. 433 00:57:50,374 --> 00:57:52,167 Can't we? 434 00:57:52,251 --> 00:57:54,754 My life is quite busy with you. 435 00:57:55,629 --> 00:57:57,548 Where are you going? Don't go. 436 00:57:57,631 --> 00:58:00,551 We are married. I want to have a baby. 437 00:58:00,635 --> 00:58:02,052 Our baby. 438 00:58:02,136 --> 00:58:05,640 This is the process of evolution. That's what togetherness is about. 439 00:58:05,723 --> 00:58:07,558 It's not about that. 440 00:58:08,560 --> 00:58:09,810 And what else? 441 00:58:09,894 --> 00:58:12,856 - It's not about that. - For me yes! 442 00:58:12,939 --> 00:58:15,150 The votes do not talk about a ''baby''. 443 00:58:17,110 --> 00:58:19,820 I won't involve another life in that! 444 00:58:27,996 --> 00:58:30,539 We're painters, Jackson. 445 00:58:31,832 --> 00:58:34,294 We don't have money. It's not even enough for us to live. 446 00:58:34,377 --> 00:58:35,962 We barely survived. 447 00:58:36,880 --> 00:58:40,091 You are a great artist. 448 00:58:40,175 --> 00:58:43,386 I believe in Jackson Pollock. 449 00:58:43,470 --> 00:58:46,140 There are you and the painting... 450 00:58:46,222 --> 00:58:49,517 and you need more and more! 451 00:58:55,523 --> 00:58:57,108 I don't want to be anywhere else. 452 00:58:57,191 --> 00:58:59,861 I don't want to be... 453 00:58:59,902 --> 00:59:01,487 with no one else. 454 00:59:04,908 --> 00:59:08,244 But I can't deal either with nothing else. 455 00:59:25,386 --> 00:59:27,513 - Is it here? - Please. 456 00:59:27,555 --> 00:59:30,683 - Let's go to lunch. - This is beautiful. 457 00:59:30,725 --> 00:59:34,396 - I want to see the paintings. - Let's go see them. 458 00:59:34,437 --> 00:59:36,898 We just moved into the barn. 459 00:59:39,526 --> 00:59:41,194 They arrived. Can we come in? 460 00:59:41,278 --> 00:59:42,571 Yes. 461 00:59:45,324 --> 00:59:47,076 Carefully. 462 00:59:51,663 --> 00:59:56,042 Meet Alfonso Ossorio. This is Jackson Pollock. 463 00:59:56,126 --> 00:59:59,838 You already know him. Go ahead, Ted. 464 00:59:59,922 --> 01:00:02,632 Ted Dragon, This is Jackson Pollock. 465 01:00:02,716 --> 01:00:06,887 They came to see a preview of the exhibition and I hope you buy. 466 01:00:06,929 --> 01:00:09,265 It's lovely. You must be very happy here. 467 01:00:09,305 --> 01:00:12,268 Almost. The countryside is wonderful. 468 01:00:12,351 --> 01:00:14,937 Let's enjoy them. This one here-- 469 01:00:19,774 --> 01:00:23,486 You're back to the symbolism, Jackson. 470 01:00:23,570 --> 01:00:27,782 Paint is the paint and the surface It is the surface. There is nothing else. 471 01:00:31,954 --> 01:00:33,413 This is-- 472 01:00:36,083 --> 01:00:38,043 It's top notch. 473 01:00:39,461 --> 01:00:41,797 Why don't you make 8 or 1 0 like this? 474 01:00:43,341 --> 01:00:43,465 Paint is the paint and the surface It is the surface. There is nothing else. 475 01:00:43,465 --> 01:00:47,844 Paint is the paint and the surface It is the surface. There is nothing else. 476 01:00:47,928 --> 01:00:51,181 Surrealists confuse literature with painting. 477 01:00:51,265 --> 01:00:54,893 I can't stand it. They won't get away with it. 478 01:00:54,976 --> 01:00:57,855 What you are doing is the best... 479 01:00:57,938 --> 01:01:00,565 I've seen from you in a year or more. 480 01:01:00,649 --> 01:01:03,110 No, I take it back. Peggy's mural. 481 01:01:03,193 --> 01:01:06,780 At that moment I thought: ''This is a great painter.'' 482 01:01:06,822 --> 01:01:10,826 And people told me: ''It's wallpaper. It repeats itself. 483 01:01:10,909 --> 01:01:13,454 I always thought about returning to Europe. 484 01:01:13,496 --> 01:01:15,832 I have no strength since Howard died. 485 01:01:15,915 --> 01:01:17,958 But Jackson needs a gallery. 486 01:01:28,678 --> 01:01:32,056 Which is the one that fails? Which one is not good? 487 01:01:32,139 --> 01:01:33,724 You still can't find the color. 488 01:01:33,807 --> 01:01:36,686 Like Picasso, you are better with more discreet colors. 489 01:01:36,728 --> 01:01:40,023 - Which is it? I'll fix it. - The one with everything blue. 490 01:01:40,064 --> 01:01:42,858 - Blue predominates. - A lot of blue? Did I choose the wrong blue? 491 01:01:42,900 --> 01:01:46,613 I just want the art to be good. The box fails. 492 01:01:46,696 --> 01:01:48,864 And what do you think, Ted? 493 01:01:48,947 --> 01:01:50,866 It's interesting. I like blue. 494 01:01:50,949 --> 01:01:54,286 - What do you think, Alfonso? - It's your painting. 495 01:01:54,369 --> 01:01:57,456 - But you think it fails. - Clem may or may not be right. 496 01:01:57,539 --> 01:01:59,125 - Do you think it fails? - Don't know. 497 01:01:59,208 --> 01:02:01,168 Do you think it can fail? 498 01:02:01,252 --> 01:02:03,212 Alfonso, can he fail? 499 01:02:03,253 --> 01:02:05,840 - Maybe. - I'll fix it. 500 01:02:07,091 --> 01:02:10,177 - Is he okay, Lee? - Yes that's fine. 501 01:02:26,151 --> 01:02:29,113 Is it the blue that bothers you? 502 01:02:29,197 --> 01:02:31,907 What else? A less striking color? 503 01:02:31,949 --> 01:02:35,244 - Maybe a little less. - Let's make it more discreet. 504 01:02:57,559 --> 01:02:59,477 That's worth a lot. 505 01:03:03,148 --> 01:03:06,359 - No matter how drunk you are-- - I'm not. 506 01:03:06,443 --> 01:03:09,320 There is something that is sacred to you. 507 01:03:09,404 --> 01:03:11,865 It's not the feelings or anything like that. 508 01:03:13,617 --> 01:03:15,994 It is your work of art. 509 01:03:16,911 --> 01:03:19,164 You will not destroy it. 510 01:03:22,292 --> 01:03:23,793 That's worth it. 511 01:03:32,051 --> 01:03:35,013 ''January 1947'' 512 01:03:47,900 --> 01:03:51,487 He made 4 samples with you, Peggy. You can't leave it without a gallery. 513 01:03:51,571 --> 01:03:52,989 You owe him. 514 01:03:54,115 --> 01:03:56,034 Sam won't accept it. 515 01:03:56,117 --> 01:03:58,495 What did Betty Parsons say? 516 01:04:00,538 --> 01:04:03,833 Everyone drinks. He's not the only one. 517 01:04:05,293 --> 01:04:08,005 I know, but he is a great painter. 518 01:04:09,965 --> 01:04:12,176 Of course. I will call you. 519 01:07:24,077 --> 01:07:26,121 Dinner will be ready soon. 520 01:07:27,205 --> 01:07:29,750 Looks like Betty Parsons will take you on. 521 01:07:29,832 --> 01:07:33,211 Peggy will continue paying your monthly payment next year. 522 01:07:33,294 --> 01:07:35,797 will continue to be the owner of your unsold paintings... 523 01:07:35,880 --> 01:07:39,008 but Betty will receive a commission for the new works you sell. 524 01:08:15,253 --> 01:08:17,172 You did it, Pollock. 525 01:08:18,674 --> 01:08:20,968 Now you've hit the key. 526 01:09:10,309 --> 01:09:11,811 Passed. 527 01:09:13,979 --> 01:09:15,397 5 cents. 528 01:09:17,900 --> 01:09:19,985 I accept them... 529 01:09:20,069 --> 01:09:22,487 and I bet you... 530 01:09:22,571 --> 01:09:23,989 25 cents more. 531 01:09:25,741 --> 01:09:27,868 I don't like that smile. 532 01:09:27,952 --> 01:09:32,081 There is a smile of love and a deceitful smile. I withdraw. 533 01:09:32,665 --> 01:09:34,083 I withdraw. 534 01:09:35,084 --> 01:09:37,628 - It's too much for me. - Two 2. 535 01:09:38,671 --> 01:09:40,548 ''There is one smile among many... 536 01:09:40,632 --> 01:09:42,884 in which both are combined. 537 01:09:42,967 --> 01:09:45,468 -William Blake. - Cheating. 538 01:09:47,221 --> 01:09:49,682 Did you hear that de Kooning did you sell to Moderno? 539 01:09:52,184 --> 01:09:53,602 Do you want me to distribute? 540 01:09:53,686 --> 01:09:56,647 ''A unique concentration of passion and technique... 541 01:09:56,688 --> 01:09:59,066 energy and virtuosity. 542 01:09:59,149 --> 01:10:01,652 It seems that it doesn't hurt that his wife wallows with the critic. 543 01:10:01,694 --> 01:10:03,738 -Who are you talking about? -De de Kooning. 544 01:10:03,821 --> 01:10:06,783 I don't know if it's virtuosity, but the show was magnificent. 545 01:10:06,866 --> 01:10:08,576 Blah-blah-blah. 546 01:10:08,660 --> 01:10:11,288 - Did you see the sample? - We are not in Siberia. 547 01:10:13,080 --> 01:10:15,040 Now you do the criticism. 548 01:10:15,082 --> 01:10:17,793 Nobody knows I exist. Who talks about me? 549 01:10:17,877 --> 01:10:19,837 I write about all your samples. 550 01:10:19,879 --> 01:10:22,799 You're the only one, Clem. What good are your flattery to me? 551 01:10:22,881 --> 01:10:25,092 It's something new. Give them time. 552 01:10:26,010 --> 01:10:27,511 We're broke! 553 01:10:28,637 --> 01:10:32,141 I spend my time looking for clams. I don't see de Kooning doing it. 554 01:10:32,225 --> 01:10:34,060 Everyone fights. 555 01:10:34,144 --> 01:10:36,479 - Your time will soon come. - When? 556 01:10:36,562 --> 01:10:40,149 I just participated in a debate about modern art... 557 01:10:40,233 --> 01:10:42,652 organized by Life magazine... 558 01:10:42,735 --> 01:10:44,195 for the love of God. 559 01:10:44,278 --> 01:10:47,365 USA is now the center of Western civilization... 560 01:10:47,406 --> 01:10:49,617 and your work is the most original... 561 01:10:49,700 --> 01:10:51,786 and powerful of the country. 562 01:10:51,869 --> 01:10:54,497 The other critics will notice. Keep insisting. 563 01:10:54,581 --> 01:10:57,500 That's what I do. Don't tell me to do it. 564 01:10:57,584 --> 01:10:58,584 I'm insisting! 565 01:11:05,425 --> 01:11:07,761 Did Clem make you angry? 566 01:11:09,596 --> 01:11:12,057 - I love all women! - Let it go! 567 01:11:12,973 --> 01:11:15,935 Let go of me! He knows how to take care of himself! 568 01:11:16,019 --> 01:11:17,770 This is my house! 569 01:11:17,853 --> 01:11:19,814 Crazy bitch. 570 01:11:19,897 --> 01:11:22,358 It's my house! 571 01:11:31,200 --> 01:11:33,787 Luckily it ended. 572 01:12:05,318 --> 01:12:07,238 I'm coming. 573 01:12:11,659 --> 01:12:14,702 - Hello, Jackson. - Do we owe you 56 dollars? 574 01:12:16,455 --> 01:12:18,373 I think so. 575 01:12:54,910 --> 01:12:56,870 Hello, Jackson. 576 01:13:17,056 --> 01:13:20,518 You should fucking do your thing. 577 01:13:25,023 --> 01:13:28,277 Sande, if I can do it, so can you. 578 01:13:28,360 --> 01:13:31,989 3 weeks passed. Not a drop. 579 01:13:32,072 --> 01:13:34,533 I left forever. 580 01:13:34,575 --> 01:13:38,079 We continue fighting, but Alfonso and Ted They bought a painting. 581 01:13:38,162 --> 01:13:42,457 We will not see money until we sell a few more, but guess something. 582 01:13:42,541 --> 01:13:44,918 We received the Fondo Damarest. 583 01:13:44,960 --> 01:13:47,338 1,500 dollars. 584 01:13:47,421 --> 01:13:50,173 I bought a Model A. 90 dollars. 585 01:13:50,257 --> 01:13:53,552 It's not a joke. It's like the one we had. 586 01:13:55,929 --> 01:13:58,766 Can you pass me to mom? I want to greet her. 587 01:14:00,267 --> 01:14:03,313 Give them regards from Uncle Jack. 588 01:15:01,746 --> 01:15:03,665 I think the Macs and they are going to buy. 589 01:15:03,749 --> 01:15:05,166 Excellent. 590 01:15:07,418 --> 01:15:10,339 - Are you? - It depends. 591 01:15:17,554 --> 01:15:20,932 I'm sorry. He is painting. I'm Lee Krasner, your wife. 592 01:15:24,644 --> 01:15:25,979 Yeah. 593 01:15:31,151 --> 01:15:34,363 Of course. I'll let you know. 594 01:15:36,615 --> 01:15:37,574 Bye bye. 595 01:15:41,702 --> 01:15:43,496 The Life Magazine. 596 01:15:43,538 --> 01:15:45,957 They want to make a note about you. 597 01:15:47,876 --> 01:15:49,210 Good heavens! 598 01:15:52,380 --> 01:15:56,009 I do not allow the image be the center of the painting. 599 01:15:56,051 --> 01:15:59,555 If it is revealed, I try to delete it... 600 01:15:59,638 --> 01:16:02,516 to make the paint stand out. 601 01:16:02,557 --> 01:16:05,185 Stop there, please. 602 01:16:05,227 --> 01:16:08,522 Pollock spends hours contemplating a painting. 603 01:16:08,564 --> 01:16:12,525 It can pass days or months until I take it back. 604 01:16:12,567 --> 01:16:14,527 Who are your favorite artists? 605 01:16:14,568 --> 01:16:16,780 De Kooning... 606 01:16:16,863 --> 01:16:18,406 Kandinsky. 607 01:16:22,577 --> 01:16:25,914 El Greco, Goya, Rembrandt. 608 01:16:25,997 --> 01:16:28,625 What do you say to some critics? 609 01:16:28,709 --> 01:16:31,044 They have said: ''A tangle of hairs''. 610 01:16:31,086 --> 01:16:34,339 ''The map that a child draws of the Battle of Gettysburg. 611 01:16:34,423 --> 01:16:37,384 ''Cathartic disintegration''. What do you think? 612 01:16:37,467 --> 01:16:40,428 - He forgot ''cooked noodles''. - Well? 613 01:16:40,512 --> 01:16:43,640 If people... 614 01:16:43,723 --> 01:16:47,311 will leave the problems at home and look at the paintings... 615 01:16:47,394 --> 01:16:49,521 I would enjoy them without problems. 616 01:16:49,605 --> 01:16:53,400 It's like observing a flowerbed with flowers. 617 01:16:53,441 --> 01:16:56,111 You don't have to think much to understand it. 618 01:16:57,571 --> 01:17:00,574 How do you know When did you finish a painting? 619 01:17:02,325 --> 01:17:04,786 How do you know when it's over of making love? 620 01:17:18,550 --> 01:17:20,094 That's better. 621 01:17:31,480 --> 01:17:33,232 Be yourself. 622 01:17:55,505 --> 01:17:56,964 You have a shipment. 623 01:18:29,997 --> 01:18:32,375 Have you seen... 624 01:18:32,458 --> 01:18:34,752 the article from Life magazine? 625 01:18:34,836 --> 01:18:37,088 I have many. Enjoy the sample. 626 01:18:39,048 --> 01:18:42,134 ''Betty Parsons Gallery November 21, 1949 627 01:19:00,362 --> 01:19:02,781 Cheer up. I'll sell a big one. 628 01:19:03,991 --> 01:19:07,035 Look around you, friends. 629 01:19:07,119 --> 01:19:10,705 There are important people. Jackson took a big step. 630 01:19:10,747 --> 01:19:12,748 Hi how are things? 631 01:19:17,920 --> 01:19:20,131 - Do you know the Petersons? - No. 632 01:19:20,214 --> 01:19:22,133 This is Betty Parsons. 633 01:19:31,434 --> 01:19:32,852 Hello, mom. 634 01:19:36,941 --> 01:19:40,818 Pollock exhibited 30 paintings in the fall and sold 5... 635 01:19:40,901 --> 01:19:43,154 and its collectors They are devouring them. 636 01:19:43,237 --> 01:19:43,362 Mr. Pollock, in your opinion, What does modern art mean? 637 01:19:43,362 --> 01:19:47,700 Mr. Pollock, in your opinion, What does modern art mean? 638 01:19:52,664 --> 01:19:55,792 For me, modern art... 639 01:19:55,875 --> 01:19:58,086 It's just... 640 01:19:58,128 --> 01:20:01,757 the expression of contemporary objectives... 641 01:20:01,799 --> 01:20:04,634 of the era in which we live. 642 01:20:06,136 --> 01:20:10,056 The classical artists They had a way of expressing their era? 643 01:20:11,141 --> 01:20:13,477 Yes and they did it very well. 644 01:20:14,810 --> 01:20:19,524 All cultures have had means and techniques... 645 01:20:19,607 --> 01:20:22,652 to express... 646 01:20:22,735 --> 01:20:25,864 their immediate objectives. 647 01:20:27,991 --> 01:20:30,744 What interests me... 648 01:20:30,827 --> 01:20:32,621 is that currently... 649 01:20:32,663 --> 01:20:37,376 painters do not have to search a topic outside of themselves. 650 01:20:40,336 --> 01:20:44,465 They work from another source. They work from within. 651 01:20:46,718 --> 01:20:48,512 In my opinion... 652 01:20:48,595 --> 01:20:51,932 the modern artist cannot express this era... 653 01:20:52,016 --> 01:20:56,978 the plane, the atomic bomb, the radio... 654 01:20:57,020 --> 01:20:59,356 with the old ways of the Renaissance... 655 01:20:59,398 --> 01:21:01,942 or from any past culture. 656 01:21:03,110 --> 01:21:05,321 How do you paint the fabric? 657 01:21:05,363 --> 01:21:08,489 I understand that you don't use brushes. or anything like that. 658 01:21:09,866 --> 01:21:11,784 I paint on the floor. 659 01:21:13,704 --> 01:21:17,374 It's not something strange. The easterners did it. 660 01:21:19,709 --> 01:21:23,631 Generally, I use a rather liquid paint. 661 01:21:24,757 --> 01:21:29,094 I use the brushes as chopsticks. 662 01:21:29,178 --> 01:21:32,640 The brush does not touch the fabric... 663 01:21:32,723 --> 01:21:35,059 but it goes over it. 664 01:21:39,521 --> 01:21:43,775 Isn't it harder to control Or are there more possibilities... 665 01:21:43,859 --> 01:21:47,696 to overdo it in painting or splash it or something like that? 666 01:21:49,323 --> 01:21:50,908 No, I don't think so. 667 01:21:54,161 --> 01:21:56,121 With experience... 668 01:21:56,205 --> 01:21:58,666 It seems possible to control... 669 01:21:58,749 --> 01:22:01,669 the amount of paint to a large extent... 670 01:22:01,752 --> 01:22:03,713 and I don't use-- 671 01:22:06,007 --> 01:22:08,508 I don't use the accidental... 672 01:22:08,591 --> 01:22:11,303 because I deny it. 673 01:22:11,387 --> 01:22:13,681 Did you read the review from Magazine of Art? 674 01:22:13,764 --> 01:22:17,643 They publicly recanted were rectified. 675 01:22:17,726 --> 01:22:21,438 5 years ago he said that Pollock's work They were ''cooked noodles''. 676 01:22:21,522 --> 01:22:25,651 Now he says: ''An inextricable language of images... 677 01:22:25,734 --> 01:22:30,239 beautiful and subtle archetypes in pure form. 678 01:22:39,247 --> 01:22:41,541 - Everyone arrived. - Yes, we arrived. 679 01:22:41,625 --> 01:22:43,210 How did they travel? 680 01:22:43,294 --> 01:22:44,712 Hello, Elizabeth. 681 01:22:44,796 --> 01:22:47,048 I'm glad to see you. You must be Jeremy. 682 01:22:47,131 --> 01:22:50,385 Dad drove 1 60 km per hour from Los Angeles. 683 01:22:50,468 --> 01:22:52,136 How are you? 684 01:22:52,220 --> 01:22:54,221 How are you? 685 01:22:54,305 --> 01:22:55,556 Hello, Charles. 686 01:22:55,640 --> 01:22:57,600 Hello, Jack. 687 01:22:59,561 --> 01:23:02,271 - How are you, Karen? - Nice to meet you. 688 01:23:09,111 --> 01:23:10,529 Hello, mom. 689 01:23:10,613 --> 01:23:13,616 It's wonderful to have to all my children together. 690 01:23:14,742 --> 01:23:16,994 I'm glad everyone is here. 691 01:23:17,078 --> 01:23:19,163 How are you? How was the trip? 692 01:23:20,206 --> 01:23:22,167 It's very heavy. 693 01:23:34,137 --> 01:23:38,391 I miss you, bastard. I miss you. It's not the same. 694 01:23:39,558 --> 01:23:42,896 To start, nothing was ever the same again. 695 01:23:42,978 --> 01:23:46,274 - What do you think? - It's a paradise. 696 01:23:46,358 --> 01:23:48,026 Is everyone okay out there? 697 01:23:48,109 --> 01:23:50,821 You triumphed, Jack. 698 01:23:50,862 --> 01:23:53,322 Did you sell 1 8 of the sample November? 699 01:23:53,364 --> 01:23:57,118 It was my best sample. We invest everything in the house. 700 01:23:57,202 --> 01:24:00,998 I want to buy the neighboring plot and set up a studio for Lee. 701 01:24:01,040 --> 01:24:03,625 Clear the upstairs room and make more space. 702 01:24:03,708 --> 01:24:07,295 I think it expressed the depth of Jackson's work... 703 01:24:07,378 --> 01:24:09,505 more eloquently than anyone else. 704 01:24:09,589 --> 01:24:12,551 - How are you? - Good. Mom is reading Pete rPan. 705 01:24:12,633 --> 01:24:15,887 This is from the latest issue of ArtNews. 706 01:24:15,970 --> 01:24:18,974 - Talks about a boy who never grew up. - Another delirium. 707 01:24:19,057 --> 01:24:22,810 I can't wait to see what he will say. of your next sample. 708 01:24:22,894 --> 01:24:25,480 I don't always understand it, Jack. 709 01:24:25,564 --> 01:24:27,607 I am the only painter worth in the US 710 01:24:27,691 --> 01:24:30,944 - Actually, there is no other. - I guess that's true, Jack. 711 01:24:31,027 --> 01:24:33,781 - They want to make a movie about me. - Because? 712 01:24:33,864 --> 01:24:36,866 They did one on Calder. 713 01:24:36,950 --> 01:24:39,578 I'll do a show at the Circle Gallery. 714 01:24:39,661 --> 01:24:42,080 I will exhibit under the pseudonym by Charles Pima. 715 01:24:42,163 --> 01:24:45,250 Why the hell are you doing that? This one is valued at 4,000. 716 01:24:45,334 --> 01:24:48,963 Buy it for 1,500 and one day it will be worth 100 thousand. 717 01:24:51,882 --> 01:24:54,593 - For me, anyone. - I want a cherry one. 718 01:24:54,676 --> 01:24:56,345 Does anyone speak Italian? 719 01:24:56,428 --> 01:24:58,597 I need someone who speaks Italian. 720 01:25:03,102 --> 01:25:05,062 Do you speak Italian? 721 01:25:07,064 --> 01:25:09,191 Here is Modern Art. 722 01:25:09,274 --> 01:25:12,861 We assume it means ''modern art''. There's a note about me. 723 01:25:23,914 --> 01:25:25,582 Does anyone know what it means? 724 01:25:25,624 --> 01:25:27,585 Does anyone want to do anagrams? 725 01:25:29,462 --> 01:25:31,923 Here it says something about ''Povro Picasso''. 726 01:25:31,964 --> 01:25:34,008 ''Povro Picasso''. Did you hear that? 727 01:25:35,884 --> 01:25:38,011 What do you think it means? 728 01:25:38,094 --> 01:25:41,723 - I think it means ''poor Picasso''. - Poor Picasso? 729 01:25:41,807 --> 01:25:45,894 Poor? Did you hear that? Poor Picasso! 730 01:25:45,977 --> 01:25:48,605 Does Picasso matter more than your family? 731 01:26:05,706 --> 01:26:07,333 I had a dream. 732 01:26:07,416 --> 01:26:11,169 I'm on the edge of a cliff with my four brothers... 733 01:26:11,211 --> 01:26:13,630 and they try to push me. 734 01:26:14,506 --> 01:26:16,633 A damn nightmare. 735 01:26:25,435 --> 01:26:25,560 We are rolling. Come back in. 736 01:26:25,560 --> 01:26:27,645 We are rolling. Come back in. 737 01:26:28,730 --> 01:26:30,314 Don't stop. 738 01:26:31,691 --> 01:26:33,234 Very good. 739 01:26:33,318 --> 01:26:34,819 Stop, stop. 740 01:26:34,859 --> 01:26:37,071 Go to the chair, sit down. 741 01:26:38,280 --> 01:26:40,074 Put on your shoes. 742 01:26:45,705 --> 01:26:48,124 Don't lower your head. Pick her up. 743 01:26:49,208 --> 01:26:53,254 Don't talk. You're moving your mouth. You're supposed to be alone. 744 01:26:53,337 --> 01:26:54,756 Cut. 745 01:26:56,549 --> 01:26:59,219 We have to do it again. You can't talk. 746 01:27:09,812 --> 01:27:12,898 Sit down. Don't look at the camera. 747 01:27:16,486 --> 01:27:18,404 Good. The shoes. 748 01:27:27,539 --> 01:27:29,791 Far better. It's very nice. 749 01:27:34,420 --> 01:27:37,840 Cut, cut. Take more time to observe. 750 01:27:37,923 --> 01:27:41,970 For example...I don't know. As if you were thinking. 751 01:28:26,890 --> 01:28:28,308 Cut. 752 01:28:31,144 --> 01:28:32,730 Jackson, cut. 753 01:28:34,480 --> 01:28:36,441 We ran out of film. 754 01:28:57,088 --> 01:28:59,257 Tell him you don't want to do it. 755 01:29:00,924 --> 01:29:02,301 Can't. 756 01:29:03,927 --> 01:29:05,971 It's a lack of courtesy. 757 01:29:06,054 --> 01:29:08,474 It's been a month already. 758 01:29:08,514 --> 01:29:10,808 He wants to do it well. 759 01:29:16,690 --> 01:29:19,067 It's not just that. 760 01:29:24,489 --> 01:29:26,659 I feel like I'm a fake. 761 01:29:27,993 --> 01:29:30,538 You are a great painter, Pollock. 762 01:29:30,621 --> 01:29:31,872 Just paint. 763 01:30:04,029 --> 01:30:07,324 Wants to film through glass to see my face. 764 01:30:10,160 --> 01:30:11,871 You are the star. 765 01:30:13,497 --> 01:30:15,916 I feel like a clam without its shell. 766 01:30:18,335 --> 01:30:19,921 Fuck him. 767 01:30:21,130 --> 01:30:23,090 Fuck it. It's not for you. 768 01:30:27,261 --> 01:30:30,014 I think it will be your best example. 769 01:30:31,308 --> 01:30:33,684 Everything is fine. 770 01:30:33,768 --> 01:30:37,479 The big pictures-- The smallest ones. 771 01:30:37,563 --> 01:30:38,814 It's great. 772 01:30:44,904 --> 01:30:47,490 But I don't think it will sell. 773 01:30:59,294 --> 01:31:01,713 - Take care of yourself. - Don't worry. 774 01:31:39,500 --> 01:31:41,126 They're still outside. 775 01:31:41,168 --> 01:31:43,129 It must be freezing. 776 01:31:46,132 --> 01:31:48,551 Happy Thanksgiving! 777 01:32:03,650 --> 01:32:05,986 There is no more light. 778 01:32:07,194 --> 01:32:09,030 That's all, Jackson. 779 01:32:10,698 --> 01:32:13,660 We're done. Brilliant. It's fantastic. 780 01:32:23,087 --> 01:32:25,256 Jackson, where were you? 781 01:32:39,143 --> 01:32:41,063 Jackson, please. 782 01:32:57,370 --> 01:32:59,499 Hans, we need this. 783 01:33:01,459 --> 01:33:03,292 Come here. 784 01:33:07,381 --> 01:33:09,299 This one is for you. 785 01:33:10,383 --> 01:33:12,636 First drink I've had in 2 years. 786 01:33:13,595 --> 01:33:16,223 Don't be stupid, Jackson. 787 01:34:00,643 --> 01:34:02,853 Carve the turkey, please. 788 01:34:09,526 --> 01:34:12,154 - The sauce. - Does anyone want to eat? 789 01:34:12,238 --> 01:34:14,698 We will serve the turkey. 790 01:34:14,781 --> 01:34:16,826 I'm not the fake. You are. 791 01:34:16,909 --> 01:34:19,453 - Let's eat! - Let's eat. 792 01:34:19,536 --> 01:34:23,416 - I'm not the fake. You are. - Stop it, Jackson. 793 01:34:27,503 --> 01:34:29,881 No. I want you to sit next to me. 794 01:34:29,964 --> 01:34:32,591 Sit next to me. 795 01:34:32,675 --> 01:34:35,260 I'm hungry. I will sit next to my friend. 796 01:34:41,475 --> 01:34:43,143 I'm not the fake. You are. 797 01:34:43,185 --> 01:34:45,062 Let's toast our hostess. 798 01:34:45,146 --> 01:34:46,730 You are the fake. 799 01:34:48,816 --> 01:34:51,444 - Shall I do it now, Hans? - That is. 800 01:34:51,527 --> 01:34:52,820 - Now? - Enough. 801 01:34:52,862 --> 01:34:54,613 Now, Hans? 802 01:34:54,697 --> 01:34:55,448 Now? 803 01:34:56,199 --> 01:34:57,283 Now! 804 01:36:19,115 --> 01:36:22,369 ''Betty Parsons Gallery November 28, 1950 805 01:37:26,934 --> 01:37:29,978 ''Five years later'' 806 01:37:57,340 --> 01:38:00,717 I knew there was a conflict for my note in the Partisan Review. 807 01:38:01,760 --> 01:38:03,762 Bring it to me, Lee. 808 01:38:04,888 --> 01:38:07,182 Filthy Jew. 809 01:38:07,224 --> 01:38:09,977 It's Lee who wants you here. 810 01:38:10,061 --> 01:38:11,979 I say what I see. 811 01:38:12,062 --> 01:38:13,855 Do you want it to be different? 812 01:38:13,897 --> 01:38:18,111 Do you say what you see? You traded me for Clyfford Still. 813 01:38:18,194 --> 01:38:20,154 Clem didn't say that. 814 01:38:20,238 --> 01:38:23,449 Clyfford Still is one of the painters more original. 815 01:38:23,533 --> 01:38:26,119 - If it's not the best? - If not the best. 816 01:38:26,203 --> 01:38:28,704 - Did you read the note? - I read it all. 817 01:38:28,745 --> 01:38:31,457 - Clem didn't trade you for Still. - And what did he do? 818 01:38:31,540 --> 01:38:35,460 The note talked about the direction of modern art, not about you. 819 01:38:35,544 --> 01:38:37,505 - I'm talking to him. -If you-- 820 01:38:37,588 --> 01:38:39,590 I'm not talking to you! Be quiet! 821 01:38:44,137 --> 01:38:47,390 You said that the samples from 1952 and 54 They were "forced and exaggerated." 822 01:38:47,432 --> 01:38:49,559 - Is that so? - I saw her like that. 823 01:38:49,600 --> 01:38:51,686 Did I lose my ability, Clem? 824 01:38:51,769 --> 01:38:55,732 Everyone loses it, Jackson. You had 10 great years. 825 01:38:56,441 --> 01:38:58,276 Everything is Magnificent. 826 01:38:59,610 --> 01:39:01,528 But it is not enough. 827 01:39:02,946 --> 01:39:04,907 What do you want from me? 828 01:39:04,948 --> 01:39:07,284 I like ''Easter and the totem''. 829 01:39:08,744 --> 01:39:12,290 Was it as good as the Peterson What was next to me at the Carnegie? 830 01:39:13,124 --> 01:39:15,043 The Peterson was better. 831 01:39:17,295 --> 01:39:20,089 It promised to be good, but it failed. 832 01:39:22,801 --> 01:39:25,345 The same thing happened with ''The Depth'', but it failed. 833 01:39:25,428 --> 01:39:28,014 - That was praise for Still. - Nobody asked you! 834 01:39:28,098 --> 01:39:30,933 Clyfford Still did not arrive to the sole of Jackson's shoes. 835 01:39:30,975 --> 01:39:32,935 look what you painted when you were sober. 836 01:39:32,977 --> 01:39:34,979 Now that you're drinking again, are you painting pictures? 837 01:39:35,021 --> 01:39:37,774 - Leave me alone, bitch! - You're lazy! 838 01:39:37,816 --> 01:39:39,567 If you open your mouth again, I'll kill you. 839 01:39:39,650 --> 01:39:42,611 You're killing me! You're killing me! 840 01:39:42,653 --> 01:39:44,656 Bitch! Bitch! Bitch! 841 01:39:45,657 --> 01:39:47,951 You didn't want to have a child, fucking whore! 842 01:39:47,993 --> 01:39:49,744 That would have fixed everything, wouldn't it? 843 01:39:49,828 --> 01:39:52,956 I never loved you! Go to hell! 844 01:39:52,997 --> 01:39:56,668 - I don't want to touch you, you fucking whore! - Your sex life doesn't interest me. 845 01:39:56,752 --> 01:39:59,795 Weekly visits to the therapist! What a joke! 846 01:39:59,837 --> 01:40:03,424 And the garbage that you then collect in Cedar, I'm not interested! 847 01:40:04,174 --> 01:40:06,552 Don't stay here. You won't stand it. 848 01:40:06,636 --> 01:40:09,847 This happens all the time. Even when we take out the trash! 849 01:40:09,931 --> 01:40:13,476 What do you want? Why are you pressuring me? 850 01:40:13,518 --> 01:40:15,437 Stop yelling and paint! 851 01:40:15,520 --> 01:40:18,440 You're Jackson Pollock and you don't paint! 852 01:40:18,523 --> 01:40:21,068 It's a tragedy and I can't stand it! 853 01:40:21,151 --> 01:40:22,444 Pint! 854 01:41:05,529 --> 01:41:07,947 - You look beautiful. - Thank you. I missed you. 855 01:41:28,969 --> 01:41:31,930 - Don't look at me like that. - I'm not looking at you. 856 01:41:37,477 --> 01:41:42,148 We could visit Peggy in Venice and see the biennial. 857 01:41:42,232 --> 01:41:44,944 You have to go to Europe when one is very young... 858 01:41:45,027 --> 01:41:46,945 or very old. 859 01:41:47,029 --> 01:41:49,281 But you should go. 860 01:41:49,323 --> 01:41:51,784 You have to do what you want. 861 01:42:03,003 --> 01:42:06,674 He left this in the car. it misses me that I haven't missed it. 862 01:42:08,174 --> 01:42:10,844 You take her to where our friends are. 863 01:42:10,928 --> 01:42:13,389 They have the courtesy of not telling me. 864 01:42:14,807 --> 01:42:17,601 If you don't stop seeing her, I will abandon you. 865 01:42:17,643 --> 01:42:19,937 - I love her. - It isn't true. 866 01:42:24,901 --> 01:42:26,485 She is my last chance. 867 01:42:30,739 --> 01:42:33,492 I won't give you a divorce. 868 01:42:57,099 --> 01:42:59,392 If you could be someone... 869 01:43:01,520 --> 01:43:03,522 that has belonged... 870 01:43:03,606 --> 01:43:06,109 to the history of the world... 871 01:43:07,568 --> 01:43:09,529 who would you be? 872 01:43:13,366 --> 01:43:14,867 You. 873 01:43:33,052 --> 01:43:34,970 I will attend. 874 01:44:03,750 --> 01:44:06,169 - Hello? - How ridiculous. 875 01:44:06,252 --> 01:44:08,630 I think I left my passport at home. 876 01:44:09,798 --> 01:44:13,260 I guess I'll have to wait the next ship. 877 01:44:25,272 --> 01:44:27,565 Here it is. I found it. 878 01:44:27,607 --> 01:44:29,567 It was at the bottom of my bag. 879 01:44:57,429 --> 01:44:59,472 I owe that woman something. 880 01:45:02,600 --> 01:45:04,520 Without her I would be dead. 881 01:45:06,563 --> 01:45:09,066 But I'm the one who loves you, Jackson. 882 01:45:44,185 --> 01:45:46,479 ''FLOWER SHOP'' 883 01:46:06,206 --> 01:46:08,500 The roses were... 884 01:46:08,542 --> 01:46:11,795 of a beautiful deep red color. 885 01:46:14,757 --> 01:46:18,344 I miss you and wish that we were sharing this. 886 01:46:18,386 --> 01:46:20,971 It would be wonderful if you wrote to me. 887 01:46:22,557 --> 01:46:25,475 The paint here is incredibly bad. 888 01:46:27,894 --> 01:46:29,814 How are you, jackson? 889 01:46:31,565 --> 01:46:34,651 Send Gyp a kiss. Loves you, Lee. 890 01:48:47,202 --> 01:48:50,205 What do you have there, Mr. Pollock? 891 01:48:50,247 --> 01:48:52,374 I found him beaten up on the road. 892 01:48:53,875 --> 01:48:55,918 He is a beautiful dog. 893 01:48:57,378 --> 01:48:59,923 You have to save him. 894 01:49:00,006 --> 01:49:01,925 He is a beautiful dog. 895 01:49:18,901 --> 01:49:21,153 You made a girl wait. 896 01:49:24,781 --> 01:49:26,866 This is my friend Edith Metzger. 897 01:49:51,267 --> 01:49:54,686 Put your things behind. I think we'll fit forward. 898 01:49:59,440 --> 01:50:00,692 Thank you. 899 01:50:03,111 --> 01:50:05,405 Edith wants to go to the beach today. 900 01:50:27,010 --> 01:50:29,095 We're ready to go. 901 01:50:32,183 --> 01:50:33,767 You go. 902 01:50:40,524 --> 01:50:42,485 We will wait for you. 903 01:50:48,324 --> 01:50:49,784 OK? 904 01:51:06,592 --> 01:51:08,386 Come on? 905 01:51:08,469 --> 01:51:11,806 He's taking a nap. It will go down soon. 906 01:51:13,183 --> 01:51:15,893 - Do you feel bad? - No, it's okay. 907 01:51:15,977 --> 01:51:17,896 Come see the studio. 908 01:51:43,797 --> 01:51:45,924 What will we do tonight? 909 01:51:46,007 --> 01:51:48,676 They invited me to Ossorio's house... 910 01:51:48,760 --> 01:51:52,262 for an evening of music or a benefit function. 911 01:51:52,346 --> 01:51:54,807 It could be fun. Let's go. 912 01:51:54,890 --> 01:51:57,768 I don't want to see those people. 913 01:51:57,851 --> 01:51:59,938 Come, I want to take a photo with you. 914 01:52:01,147 --> 01:52:03,858 Edith, take a photo of us. 915 01:52:22,585 --> 01:52:24,545 Well, here it goes. 916 01:52:26,839 --> 01:52:28,758 Leave the dishes. 917 01:52:29,800 --> 01:52:33,179 - Get dressed. - We don't have to go. 918 01:52:33,262 --> 01:52:35,473 Don't do it so I can have fun. 919 01:52:35,556 --> 01:52:37,934 Leave the dishes. Get dressed. 920 01:52:58,955 --> 01:53:00,707 What's up, Jackson? 921 01:53:06,337 --> 01:53:08,215 Are you okay? 922 01:53:44,001 --> 01:53:47,254 - I'll ask for help. - Don't come in. 923 01:53:47,337 --> 01:53:50,299 - I don't want to go with him. - Bring her to the car. 924 01:53:50,383 --> 01:53:54,302 I swear it's fine. We will go home. 925 01:53:54,344 --> 01:53:56,387 I don't want to go with him. 926 01:53:56,471 --> 01:53:58,390 Bring her to the car! 927 01:54:39,974 --> 01:54:41,809 Tell him not to go so fast. 928 01:54:41,892 --> 01:54:44,854 Not so fast, Jackson. 929 01:54:45,813 --> 01:54:47,439 Please. 930 01:54:50,567 --> 01:54:54,321 Can you ask him not to go so fast? 931 01:54:54,404 --> 01:54:56,740 Jackson, not so fast. 932 01:54:57,866 --> 01:55:00,828 - I want to get off! - Be quiet! 933 01:55:00,912 --> 01:55:03,664 - I want to get off! - Be quiet! Jackson! 934 01:55:06,668 --> 01:55:08,586 I want to get off! 935 01:55:08,670 --> 01:55:11,464 Get in the car! Jackson! 936 01:55:11,547 --> 01:55:13,758 Stop the car, Jackson! 937 01:56:03,808 --> 01:56:06,770 Jackson Pollocky Edith Metzger They died in the accident. 938 01:56:06,811 --> 01:56:09,438 Ruth Klingman survived. 939 01:56:11,774 --> 01:56:13,694 Lee Krasner lived 28 more years... 940 01:56:13,777 --> 01:56:16,195 during which he administered Pollock's estate... 941 01:56:16,279 --> 01:56:18,698 and produced the most colorful works and daring of their career... 942 01:56:18,782 --> 01:56:21,200 many of which he painted in Jackson's studio. 943 01:56:24,662 --> 01:56:27,581 Dedicated to my mother and father