The Pearl (2004)
A low-fi, grimy, VHS, edited in-camera, apocalyptic feature finalizes the cycle of videos that began with Jerusalem (2003). Two of the actresses from the first video remain but now joined with a supporting cast of public access outcasts. Using sculptures, drawings, paintings, crude animations, puppets and heavily self-conscious performance – the final piece attempts to string a through-line from the caves of Lascaux and the Gnosis to the DNA-mishap-mutants of the future.
Director: James Fotopoulos
Runtime: 120 min
Release Date: January 1, 2004
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: James Fotopoulos
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Pearl about?
- A low-fi, grimy, VHS, edited in-camera, apocalyptic feature finalizes the cycle of videos that began with Jerusalem (2003). Two of the actresses from the first video remain but now joined with a supporting cast of public access outcasts. Using sculptures, drawings, paintings, crude animations, puppets and heavily self-conscious performance – the final piece attempts to string a through-line from the caves of Lascaux and the Gnosis to the DNA-mishap-mutants of the future.
- Who directed The Pearl?
- The Pearl was directed by James Fotopoulos.
- How long is The Pearl?
- The Pearl has a runtime of 2h 0m (120 minutes).