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Ubu enchaîné, directed by an unknown hand, presents a wild continuation of the bizarre world established in Ubu roi. It dances between absurdity and a satirical take on tyranny, with Father Ubu's descent into servitude offering a twisted exploration of power dynamics. The pacing can feel a bit frenetic at times, mirroring Ubu's chaotic character, while the practical effects, though simple, add a unique charm. This TV movie has this oddball tone that embodies the spirit of its theatrical roots, and seeing how the themes evolve from the original is definitely interesting. The performances are exaggerated, almost cartoonish, which fits perfectly within the surreal atmosphere of the narrative.
Ubu enchaîné is somewhat rare, especially considering its television movie status. Many collectors value it for its connection to the earlier Ubu roi, but finding a good quality copy can be challenging. It’s not always the first title people think of, but its unique blend of comedy and fantasy plus the experimental approaches make it an interesting piece for those looking to dive deeper into avant-garde cinema.
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