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Watts with Eggs is a 1967 short film directed by Marie Menken, starring John H. Hawkins. It runs 3 minutes.

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Watts with Eggs (1967) movie poster
Released
Runtime
3 min
Director
Marie Menken
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The story

What Is Watts with Eggs About?

The premise of Watts with Eggs without spoilers.

By 1967 Menken, inspired by Fluxus artist Robert Watts, made the short animation Watts with EGGS, animating Watts’s chrome‑casted Box of Eggs. The film opens with light reflections on the eggs, then a hand (John Hawkins) arranges and refills them. Later the eggs move on their own, with a duster, emerging from it before back to the box.

Watts with Eggs Themes & Keywords

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  • avant garde
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Cast & crew

Watts with Eggs Cast

John H. Hawkins stars in Watts with Eggs. Directed by Marie Menken.

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More films directed by Marie Menken: Andy Warhol and Arabesque for Kenneth Anger.

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Watts with Eggs FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Watts with Eggs, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Watts with Eggs?

Watts with Eggs runs 3 minutes.

When was Watts with Eggs released?

Watts with Eggs was released on August 10, 1967.

Who directed Watts with Eggs?

Watts with Eggs was directed by Marie Menken.

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Who is in the cast of Watts with Eggs?

Watts with Eggs stars John H. Hawkins.

Does Watts with Eggs have a post-credit scene?

No. Watts with Eggs has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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