The Acrobat (2007)
Inspired in part by a poem by Toronto poet Ryan Kamstra, the acrobat is a consideration of the relationship of gravity and politics – the beauty and necessity of rising up, but also, perhaps, the significance of allowing oneself to fall. If the force of gravity is in relation to both mass and proximity, how does the force of politics resonate across space and time?
Director: Chris Kennedy
Runtime: 6 min
Release Date: January 1, 2007
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Acrobat about?
- Inspired in part by a poem by Toronto poet Ryan Kamstra, the acrobat is a consideration of the relationship of gravity and politics – the beauty and necessity of rising up, but also, perhaps, the significance of allowing oneself to fall. If the force of gravity is in relation to both mass and proximity, how does the force of politics resonate across space and time?
- Who directed The Acrobat?
- The Acrobat was directed by Chris Kennedy.
- How long is The Acrobat?
- The Acrobat has a runtime of 6m (6 minutes).