Antigone/Rites of Passion

This first feature by Amy Greenfield brings the story of Oedipus's daughter to the screen in an emotionally intense manner. The film challenges conventional narrative cinema, creating a unique genre through its ceaseless movement and haunting soundscape. It incorporates themes from notable musicians like Glen Branca and Diamanda Galas, enhancing its artistic depth.

The runtime of 85 minutes allows for a focused exploration of Antigone's defiance against the state to honor her brother. The film's innovative approach and visual style make it a noteworthy entry in the drama genre, particularly for those interested in works by woman directors. The blend of opera and film adds a rich layer to this timeless story, making it appealing to collectors who appreciate unique artistic interpretations in cinema.