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Acrobat

Country: Canada, Language: English, 30 mins

  • Director: Eduardo Menz
  • Writer: Eduardo Menz
  • Producer: Annick Blanc; Nancy Grant

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A collection of short films...that are more experimental than art.

The first...is of a male sex-worker shaving his body behind a shower curtain for nearly 6 minutes...less than riveting.

The rest...the perfect antidote to insomnia!


Watch...

ACROBAT from Eduardo Menz on Vimeo.

The(ir) Blurb...

The vulnerability of alienated individuals who desperately desire to be noticed and crave for genuine human connection is exposed in rather strange scenes on the edge between intimacy and voyeurish fantasies. The fixations and the consequences of our pursuit of instant communication and popular culture are framed in a panorama of six unrelated characters as their daily obsessions, desires and identities capture a sense of things slowly slipping out of control.

Cast & Characters

Pedram Ariaee;
Michel Brouillette;
Patrick Caux as Laptop Man;
Nikita Chigoho; Salar Fallahian;
Jeremy Gauthier;
Mylene MacKay;
Hanna Saunders;
Masoumeh Sephrara;
Pascal Sincerres