Tyt 91

  • 16'
  • Russia
  • 1991
An original, crazy and funny film in which a man wearing a monkey mask turns up in all kinds of insane and burlesque situations. Tyt conforms to the unfettered, exuberant and Dadaistic climate which characterises a part of the contemporary Russian avant-garde (also beyond the bounds of film). The film has been described as a 'psycho-philosophical pamphlet' in which a ritual dance is performed on the ruins of a technological civilization. But these are very serious words for a film which primarily startled with its bizarreness and its original humour. It is both performance art and slapstick à la Russe.
  • 16'
  • Russia
  • 1991
Director
Vladimir Kobrin
Country of production
Russia
Year
1991
Festival Edition
IFFR 1993
Length
16'
Medium
35mm
Sales
Alexandr Kamionsky
Director
Vladimir Kobrin
Country of production
Russia
Year
1991
Festival Edition
IFFR 1993
Length
16'
Medium
35mm
Sales
Alexandr Kamionsky