Water-Closet aka Waiting for a Defecation

About This Movie

Water-Closet, or Waiting for a Defecation, is this curious blend of the absurd and the introspective. Picture a young man, solitary, draped in little more than his briefs, diving into Ginsberg's poetry. It’s a slice of life that feels raw, almost voyeuristic, capturing a moment that’s both mundane and deeply personal. The pacing is languid, almost meditative, allowing you to linger in the atmosphere. The performance is striking, as it pulls you into this private world while leaving you with questions about vulnerability and expression. It's the kind of film that lingers in your mind, a unique exploration of existence through the lens of an ordinary yet intimate act.

Finding Water-Closet in any format is a challenge, adding to its allure for collectors. The film has a limited release history and few known copies, often circulating in underground film circles. Interest in this title is primarily driven by its unconventional presentation and the cultural context of its creation, making it a fascinating piece for those drawn to the avant-garde and experimental cinema.