Blind Country

This 21-minute film plays with the ideas of domination and sensuality through a unique narrative lens. It features animated fruit dancing over the protagonist Mike Kelley's body, emphasizing the absurdity of male power in the face of a feminine culture. The film critiques traditional gender roles by contrasting a male-dominated northern land with a more earthy, sensory southern realm.

The grotesque elements, including candy-spurting piñatas as phallic symbols, highlight the absurdity of masculinity and power dynamics. The performance art aspects invite viewers to question societal norms while engaging with its surreal visuals. This combination of comedy and fantasy makes "Blind Country" an interesting piece for collectors focused on avant-garde cinema and experimental narratives.