Goats & Sheep

About This Movie

Goats & Sheep is an intriguing piece that plays with perception and perspective through its unique dual framing. The installation’s roots in Withershins add a layer of depth, offering a slower, contemplative pace that invites viewers to engage with the nuances of sign language. You get these intimate glimpses of the physicality of signing, with the hands telling one story while the upper body adds another layer of meaning. It’s definitely distinct in how it merges visual art with performance, leaving an aftertaste of introspection about communication and expression. Not your typical narrative film, but there’s something engrossing about its rhythmic ebb and flow.

This film is somewhat elusive in the collector’s market, largely due to its experimental nature and the scarce information surrounding it. Many fans of avant-garde cinema have sought it out, but finding a physical copy is a challenge; various formats have been released, though none are widespread. Its unique approach has sparked interest among collectors who appreciate the intersection of art and film, making it a quirky addition to any collection interested in the more obscure corners of cinema.