“An American Pickle” Should Have Stayed in the Jar
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STUDIO
Shot on analogue 16mm film, STUDIO examines facets of surfaces, materiality, traces and marks. Confronting film studio and gym, the film deals with emotional as well as physical exposure. Everything becomes a performance: actions, emotions, expectations and gender.
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Shot on analogue 16mm film, STUDIO examines facets of surfaces, materiality, traces and marks. Confronting film studio and gym, the film deals with emotional as well as physical exposure. Everything becomes a performance: actions, emotions, expectations and gender.
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Cast
Marian Freistühler
Director
Jakob Fliess
Schöner Nasser
Oliver Bassemir
Bärtiger im Kleid
Jan Breuer
Kämpfer im Fitnessstudio
Marco Kühn
Schöner Starker
Daniel Hopp
Axtmann
Krystina Savutina
Schöne mit Hut
Julian Grönefeld
Herzenschnitzer
Alina Hellmons
Die drei Schreienden
Holger Albrecht
Die drei Schreienden
Oliver Bassemir
Die drei Schreienden
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