Lipstick for the Border (2002)
"The preparation for this video was primarily psychological - to create an atmosphere of expectations of powerlessness to induce a frame of mind resulting in the appearance of a drug induced state. The camera work acts as a controller manipulator producing a hostage-like situation within an isolated environment. The origins of this tape was inspired by the short 1949 film by Kenneth Anger titled "Puce Moment" in which a 'heroine', for most of the piece, elaborately prepares herself to venture outside of her house." - David Askevold
Director: David Askevold
Runtime: 13 min
Release Date: January 1, 2002
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Lipstick for the Border about?
- "The preparation for this video was primarily psychological - to create an atmosphere of expectations of powerlessness to induce a frame of mind resulting in the appearance of a drug induced state. The camera work acts as a controller manipulator producing a hostage-like situation within an isolated environment. The origins of this tape was inspired by the short 1949 film by Kenneth Anger titled "Puce Moment" in which a 'heroine', for most of the piece, elaborately prepares herself to venture outside of her house." - David Askevold
- Who directed Lipstick for the Border?
- Lipstick for the Border was directed by David Askevold.
- How long is Lipstick for the Border?
- Lipstick for the Border has a runtime of 13m (13 minutes).