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Habibi Kebab

Harald Hund | Paul Horn | Austria | 2003 | 12' | | IFFR 2005

Habibi Kebab is a film about a young artist and her mother, who also works as a performance artist. At art school the daughter becomes acquainted with feminist ideology. During a break, she has a discussion with a colleague and meets curator Dr Habibi Kebab who is interested in her. Then she performs a Dada performance. The film derives its images entirely from a Turkish melodramatic feature, with an ironic commentary.

Also in this combined programme

  • Echo-Echo

    Associative new context for earlier fragments from films by the well-known Austrian film maker.

  • Peep-2

    Back in time with a voyeuristic look at the British porn film Peeping Tom.

  • Fiction Artists

    Salutary, clever film about ‘the artist in feature films’.

  • LSD A Go Go

    Wild psychedelic film, based on the LSD experiments of the CIA.

View the entire programme

Film details

Country of production
Austria
Year
2003
Festival edition
IFFR 2005
Length
12"
Medium/Format
Betacam SP PAL

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