
Slippage
Synopsis
In the dark winter of 1995, Linda Giles, a Victoria-based installation artist, had a show at the old XChanges Gallery on North Park Street, in Vancouver. Before the show came down, Suzy Raxlen donned her black tutu and inked her sensitive hands with the printers ink that she plied in her trade as a master printer. She moved through the gallery of white veils, acting out a minimalist dance of thwarted desire, repression and frustration...
Top Cast
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- Director
- Rick Raxlen
- Original Score
- Karel Roessingh
- Original Title
- Slippage
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 7m
- Production Studios
- No Room Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rick Raxlen
Karel Roessingh
Rick Raxlen
Brad Yahemech
Department Leadership Roster
Rick Raxlen
Director
Rick Raxlen
Director of Photography
Brad Yahemech
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Slippage.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Slippage
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Slippage about?
In the dark winter of 1995, Linda Giles, a Victoria-based installation artist, had a show at the old XChanges Gallery on North Park Street, in Vancouver. Before the show came down, Suzy Raxlen donned her black tutu and inked her sensitive hands with the printers ink that she plied in her trade as a master printer. She moved through the gallery of white veils, acting out a minimalist dance of thwarted desire, repression and frustration...
Who directed Slippage?
Slippage was directed by Rick Raxlen.
Who stars in Slippage?
The principal cast of Slippage includes Susy Raxlen.
When was Slippage released and how long is it?
Slippage was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 7m.
Who composed the musical score for Slippage?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Slippage was composed by Karel Roessingh.
