Charming for the Revolution (2009)
Drag performer Werner Hirsch is seen walking a turtle, channelling the 19th-century dandy, protesting the frenzy of industrialisation. With a nod to underground artist Jack Smith, as well as to queer and feminist campaigns such as Wages for Housework, the film recreates the ‘housewife’ as an ambiguous figure with an open future.
Director: Renate Lorenz, Pauline Boudry
Runtime: 11 min
Release Date: October 28, 2009
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Renate Lorenz, Pauline Boudry
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Charming for the Revolution about?
- Drag performer Werner Hirsch is seen walking a turtle, channelling the 19th-century dandy, protesting the frenzy of industrialisation. With a nod to underground artist Jack Smith, as well as to queer and feminist campaigns such as Wages for Housework, the film recreates the ‘housewife’ as an ambiguous figure with an open future.
- Who directed Charming for the Revolution?
- Charming for the Revolution was directed by Renate Lorenz, Pauline Boudry.
- How long is Charming for the Revolution?
- Charming for the Revolution has a runtime of 11m (11 minutes).