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Kill The Artist
40 minutes Documentary / Educational
"Kill The Artist" is a documentary about artists who got into trouble with the law because of their art-works.
Intended Audience: Mature
Using never before seen footage along with rare films from Richard Kern, Nick Zedd and German filmmakers Jörg Buttgereit and Olaf Ittenbach, "Kill The Artist" takes a look at the ultimate power play - Sex and Death.
"Kill The Artist" reveals the extreme measures lawmakers and critics go through to censor avant-garde artists who walk the fine line between art, perversion, religion and devious sexual behavior.
"Kill the Artist" starts out as a documentary about avant-garde artists and underground filmmakers. It quickly develops into an art-piece, which confronts the viewers with their eternal fears and dark desires.
- Directed by: Andreas Troeger
- Written by: Andreas Troeger
- Produced by: Andreas Troeger
- Run Time: 40 minutes
- Release Date: 2007
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Country:
United States of America
- Intended Audience: mature
- Website Kill The Artist
Written by Andreas Troeger
Produced by Andreas Troeger
Cast
Richard Kern:
Nick Zedd:
Mike Diana:
The Baroness:
Max Frazee:
Olaf Ittenbach:
Yaron Svoray:
Michael Barrish:
Zelle Bonney:
Mark Cyst:
Anna Haymann:
Xaos Princess:
Leighton Edmondson:
Andreas Troeger:
Martin Farkas:
Antonio Arroyo:
Frank Heidenbrink:
David Kammerer:
J.C. Schlageter:
Carol Brown:
Thomas Foyer:
Hugh Sansom:
Ben Voss:
Tamara Wyndham:
John Hokanson:
Kerry Picket:
Harald "Ali" Alshut:
Bettina Brokemper:
Maria Chambers:
Christian Galuschka:
Heiner Thimm:
The video was six years in the making, and developed over time into a piece of art-cocktail mixed with erotic journalism, and has now been released on DVD.
CreateSpace, a subsidiary of Amazon, has refused to produce the DVD on demand, in 2007, because of its extreme content.