Hall of Mirrors

About This Movie

Hall of Mirrors is a fascinating experiment in found footage that shows Warren Sonbert's unique approach to narrative. The film feels fragmented yet cohesive in its exploration of identity and artifice. Using outtakes from a Hollywood film, shot by Hal Mohr, Sonbert layers in his own footage of Warhol's superstars, creating a disjointed but compelling atmosphere. The pacing can be jarring, which adds to its charm, and the performances—particularly Ricard and Malanga—offer an intimate glimpse into their world. It's not your typical narrative flow; instead, it meanders through moments, reflections, and echoes, much like the title suggests. Definitely has a vibe that's hard to describe but worth diving into for the curious.

An exploration of identity through found footage.Unique layering of Hollywood and avant-garde elements.A mix of jarring pacing with intimate performances.