The Other Side of the Underneath
Directed by Jane Arden
In 1972, screenwriter/feminist/radical theater icon Jane Arden adapted her own multimedia stage production "A New Communion for Freaks, Prophets and Witches" into a nightmarish exploration of reason, chaos and her own battles with mental illness unlike anything audiences have seen before or since.
Screenwriter/feminist/radical theater icon Jane Arden adaptation her own multimedia stage production "A New Communion for Freaks, Prophets and Witches".
Cast: Sheila Allen, Jane Arden, Jack Bond, Liz Danciger, Elaine Donovan
Member Reviews
Gorgeous Visuals. Very close to no plot. Deeply enjoyable.
Gorgeous viduals
Gorgeous visuals. No plot. Deeply enjoyable
a brilliant masterpiece ; it's really nice that shudder preserves theses kinds of voices !
Have to watch this four ways: 1. while sober to think critically from a film studies/visceral lens. 2. While drunk/high to embrace those inner dark thoughts. 3. While dealing a traumatic experience (i.e. being dumped/abandoned/jilted by your partner/spouse) that makes you channel your inner rage. 4. all of the above.