A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence (2011)
A devastating assault on conformity culture, neo-liberal politics, literary pretension and the all-around follies of the Western world. Using, ironically, anti-art strategies—appropriation, violation and collage—Kaganof splinters the division between the high and the low, revelling in the contradictions and absurdities that transpire in a life lived crossing borders. Filmed on location in The Hague September 1995 at the Crossing Border Festival.
Director: Aryan Kaganof
Runtime: 34 min
Release Date: July 27, 2011
Cast
- Mark E. Smith - Himself
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence about?
- A devastating assault on conformity culture, neo-liberal politics, literary pretension and the all-around follies of the Western world. Using, ironically, anti-art strategies—appropriation, violation and collage—Kaganof splinters the division between the high and the low, revelling in the contradictions and absurdities that transpire in a life lived crossing borders. Filmed on location in The Hague September 1995 at the Crossing Border Festival.
- Who directed A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence?
- A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence was directed by Aryan Kaganof.
- Who stars in A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence?
- A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence stars Mark E. Smith.
- How long is A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence?
- A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence has a runtime of 34m (34 minutes).