A Sideshow on a trip to the Abyss

About This Movie

This installation is like stepping into a time capsule, showcasing works that really capture the zeitgeist of the 1980s. You can feel Sayadian’s fascination with the bizarre interplay of consumerism and sexuality; it's surreal, almost nightmarish at times. The pacing meanders through each piece, allowing you to soak in the absurdity and critique of a society caught in the throes of capitalism. The atmosphere is thick with tension and humor, which makes those controversial shots all the more striking. It’s definitely not your usual art film; it’s raw, unfiltered, and undeniably thought-provoking.

This film is relatively rare, with limited screenings and it hasn’t been widely circulated on home media, which adds to its allure for collectors. The niche appeal of Sayadian's themes means that it garners interest among those who appreciate avant-garde cinema and art installations. As time goes by, its scarcity might make it a sought-after piece for anyone looking to delve deeper into 80s art and its critical undercurrents.