Clown Torture: Clown with Goldfish

About This Movie

So 'Clown Torture: Clown with Goldfish' is part of this curious 1987 series by Bruce Nauman, and it's a real trip. The atmosphere is bizarrely unsettling, blending the absurdity of clowns with the mundane image of a goldfish. Pacing is a bit slow, which actually adds to the discomfort, making you sit with the oddness rather than rushing through it. The practical effects are minimal but effective, creating a surreal experience that feels intentionally jarring. It’s not about narrative; rather, it’s this exploration of themes like isolation and absurdity. Very distinctive, definitely a piece that sticks with you—if you can handle it.

This film is part of the limited collection 'Clown Torture' which is quite an interesting find for collectors, particularly those interested in avant-garde art and video. The scarcity of this specific entry often makes it a talking point among collectors, given its unique fusion of performance art and dark humor. It’s worth noting that it has appeared in various formats over the years, but original VHS tapes are particularly sought after due to their rarity.