Philosophy in the Bedroom (1993)
A home-movie paean to the Marquis de Sade, Philosophy in the Bedroom plumbs the depths of boudoir small talk. In the first part, a newly-acquainted odd couple discuss desire—and lack thereof—over a bag of potato chips. In the second part, a recumbent woman describes her partner and herself as "the John and Yoko of the '90s." ("We're in bed most of the time," she explains.) The two read aloud, nap and argue beneath the blankets. Ahwesh manipulates the image through chemical and mechanical means, gradually shifting the color scheme from blue to yellow.
Director: Peggy Ahwesh
Runtime: 16 min
Release Date: January 2, 1993
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Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Philosophy in the Bedroom about?
- A home-movie paean to the Marquis de Sade, Philosophy in the Bedroom plumbs the depths of boudoir small talk. In the first part, a newly-acquainted odd couple discuss desire—and lack thereof—over a bag of potato chips. In the second part, a recumbent woman describes her partner and herself as "the John and Yoko of the '90s." ("We're in bed most of the time," she explains.) The two read aloud, nap and argue beneath the blankets. Ahwesh manipulates the image through chemical and mechanical means, gradually shifting the color scheme from blue to yellow.
- Who directed Philosophy in the Bedroom?
- Philosophy in the Bedroom was directed by Peggy Ahwesh.
- Who stars in Philosophy in the Bedroom?
- Philosophy in the Bedroom stars Natalka Voslakov, Bomba Ben Wa, Sally Greenhouse, Eric Gudas.
- How long is Philosophy in the Bedroom?
- Philosophy in the Bedroom has a runtime of 16m (16 minutes).