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Guerillere Talks

Country: United States, Language: English, 28 mins

  • Director: Vivienne Dick

CGiii Comment

Vivienne Dick's first film consists of eight unedited rolls of super-8 sound footage. A chorus of red and white Kodak leader separates the individual rolls, each of which is a sort of screen test for Dick's female subjects (most of whom are or were associated with the punk music scene). Guerillere Talks can be seen as the extension of Warholian pragmatism to super-8 talkies. However, by juxtaposing various examples of female self-definition against the backdrop of a decaying social order, the film is also the rehearsal and paradigm for Dick's subsequent work.


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Cast & Characters

Vivienne Dick (as Self)
Pat Place (as Self)
Beate Nilsen (as Self)
Ikue Mori (as Self)
Adele Bertei (as Self)
Nina Canal (as Self)
Lydia Lunch (as Self)
Anya Phillips (as Self)