Experimental Filmmaker Kenneth Anger Passes Away at 96, Leaving a Lasting Legacy.
Kenneth Anger, a leading figure in underground cinema, has died at the age of 96. Anger was known for his avant-garde style and provocative depiction of gay sexuality in films such as "Fireworks" and "Scorpio Rising". His techniques influenced filmmakers such as Martin Scorsese and David Lynch, and he claimed credit for inspiring the style of MTV music videos. Anger also gained notoriety for his book "Hollywood Babylon", which was banned for years in the US. He won awards for his body of work and was featured in museum and gallery exhibitions around the world.
