A Bruce Connor-style assemblage film consisting of shots from 1940s and 50s educational shorts spliced together, with synthesizer pop-music by Ron Smulevici. The result is a humorous but cynical view of modern civilized (?) life; a surreal cinematic Rorschach test in which “meaning” is largely a result of the personal associations and subconscious anxieties which the individual view projects onto the images.
It’s a Mixed Up World
- Film Maker
- Lipskis, Peter
- Year
- 1982
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- Format
- 16mm
- Length
- 8
- Genre
- experimental
- Category
- comedy, found footage


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