Blood-Letting
Aderlaß
Synopsis
Aderlaß is a youthful attempt to process the inheritance of the Vienna Actionists through the use of a super 8 camera. In front of the camera is a performance from Armin Schmickl Sebastiano (Peter Tcherkassky). A game with light and sound that explodes out of the calm into a delirium of movement and finally returns, after the "blood-letting", to rigidity. (Irene Judmayer)
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- Director
- Peter Tscherkassky
- Original Title
- Aderlaß
- Country of Origin
- Austria
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 11m
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Peter Tscherkassky
Peter Tscherkassky
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Peter Tscherkassky
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What is Blood-Letting about?
Aderlaß is a youthful attempt to process the inheritance of the Vienna Actionists through the use of a super 8 camera. In front of the camera is a performance from Armin Schmickl Sebastiano (Peter Tcherkassky). A game with light and sound that explodes out of the calm into a delirium of movement and finally returns, after the "blood-letting", to rigidity. (Irene Judmayer)
Who directed Blood-Letting?
Blood-Letting was directed by Peter Tscherkassky.
Who stars in Blood-Letting?
The principal cast of Blood-Letting includes Armin Schmickl.
When was Blood-Letting released and how long is it?
Blood-Letting was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 11m.