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Double Labyrinthe (1976)

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Runtime : 55M

Director : Maria Klonaris, Katerina Thomadaki

Synopsis

With this film-manifesto, the two artists invent what they called the Cinéma corporel (Cinema of the Body), they present themselves as a "double auteur femme" and they lay the foundations of the radical critical and esthetical positions of their work to come. Double Labyrinthe has a mirror structure based on their "mutual gaze": in the first part Katerina performs while filmed by Maria and in the second part Maria performs filmed by Katerina.

Actors

Maria Klonaris
Maria Klonaris
Katerina Thomadaki
Katerina Thomadaki

Crews

Maria Klonaris
Maria Klonaris
Director
Katerina Thomadaki
Katerina Thomadaki
Director
Maria Klonaris
Maria Klonaris
Writer
Maria Klonaris
Maria Klonaris
Cinematography
Maria Klonaris
Maria Klonaris
Editor
Katerina Thomadaki
Katerina Thomadaki
Writer
Katerina Thomadaki
Katerina Thomadaki
Cinematography
Katerina Thomadaki
Katerina Thomadaki
Editor

Posters and backgrounds

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