03 Dec 1993
13 figures de Sarah Beauchesne au 71, rue Blanche
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My Blood Flows Like Acid
Why do you feel that way?
An abstract, surreal and experimental anthology consisting of five sequences exploring the themes of identity, the nature of existence and the human condition. Part I tells the story of a postapocalyptic world where a Man feeds the ocean his blood in order for the water to continue moving, Part II is an abstract interrogation of several concepts including love and loneliness - Part III sees several ordinary people interviewed and asked various existential questions, and Part IV and V further expand upon the surreal filmic techniques present in Part II, whilst continuing the delve into existentialism.
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Sheng Leung Self/Narrator (Voice Only)
Oliver Griffin Self (Voice Only)
Kosta Vlacic Self/Subject 1
Paige Ferrer-Bucal Self/Subject 2
Jacinta Tran Self/Subject 3
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