Film screening. The Pettifogger. 2011. USA. Directed by Lewis Klahr. 65 min.

Date

Place

Garage summer venue, Gorky Park

Description

A story of a swindler obsessed with playing cards for money takes place in America of the early 1960s. Klar rhymes a chaotic use of images in the media epoch with a cunning cardsharping. The collage of comic books, pictures, photographs and adverts puts the viewer in an endless play of association which aims at a new form of illustrating digital processes.

Screened at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in 2012.

The Russian Premier.

In the framework of the Deconstruction of Сinematic Realities Film Program.  


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