A Leisure Society of Severe Preponderence

This film serves as a profound commentary on the follies of the Western world. Through its innovative use of appropriation, violation, and collage, it challenges viewers to reconsider the boundaries between high and low culture.

Filmed on location in The Hague during the Crossing Border Festival in September 1995, the film captures a unique moment in time. Kaganof’s approach splinters traditional narratives, creating a thought-provoking experience that resonates with contemporary themes of identity and globalization.

Collectors interested in films that engage with political and social issues will find this work particularly relevant. Its distinctive style and thematic depth offer a critical perspective that stands apart from mainstream cinema.