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August 1985. ( 1985-08) [ 1] Running time. 125 min. Country. United States [ 2] The Man Who Envied Women is a 1985 American film directed by Yvonne Rainer. The film is starring Jackie Raynal, Anne Friedberg and Larry Loonin in the lead roles. [ 4][ 5]
Released August 1st, 1985, 'The Man Who Envied Women' stars Jackie Raynal, Anne Friedberg, Larry Loonin, Trisha Brown The movie has a runtime of about 2 hr 5 min, and received a user score of 52 ...
The Man Who Envied Women. Unclassified 15+. Dir. Yvonne Rainer / 1985 / 125 mins / USA / English / Experimental. Program Strand/s: Yvonne Rainer: Autobiographical Fictions. An acerbic, whip-smart account of a womanising professor at the breaking point of his marriage to a fed-up artist. “You can ask me about the peculiarities of my shit; just ...
The Man Who Envied Women: Directed by Yvonne Rainer. With Jackie Raynal, Trisha Brown, Anne Friedberg, Larry Loonin. A broken marriage, artists' housing in New York, and Central American politics, director Yvonne Rainer meanders through a lot of philosophical and rhetorical territory.
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Dec 22, 2017 · The identification of this threshold between langue (language) and parole (word) lies at the heart of avant-garde choreographer and performance artist turned filmmaker Yvonne Rainer’s thematically dense and iconoclastic, yet uncompromising, articulate, and fiercely intelligent film, The Man Who Envied Women.
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Fictional/scripted movie given the form of an experimental-cinema "diary film," mainly for the purpose of examining -- in rigorous depth -- the weaknesses of post-structuralist theory as a tool for practical political change and the value of removing 'associative editing' from filmmaking practice and repurposing it as a way of juxtaposing things in the real world, ostensibly unrelated, to reveal the position they share within the overall framework of oppressive hegemonic ideology.
