Glass (1958)
*Glass* (1958) is an exceptional film by Bert Haanstra, known for its striking color and visual style. The film beautifully contrasts the traditional art of hand-blown glass with automated glass manufacturing, set to a lively musical score. Shot in the Netherlands, it captures skilled artisans at work, showcasing the intricate craft of shaping and molding glass by hand alongside the rhythmic, precise movements of machinery on the assembly line. The film’s captivating visuals highlight the artistry, precision, and craftsmanship involved in glassmaking, making it a favorite for fans of industrial and artistic filmmaking.
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