Easter 84

Easter 84 is a notable film that explores themes of Catholicism and kitsch through the lens of two mischievous Easter bunnies, played by Pürrer and Scheirl. The film uses a combination of visual elements, including shimmering foil and undulating sounds, to convey its messages.

In this film, traditional Easter motifs are juxtaposed with more controversial imagery, including a Jesus pin-up and reenactments of Christ's corpse. The film's approach challenges norms and invites viewers to reflect on the commercialization of religious celebrations. Its experimental nature positions it as a distinctive work within the genre of avant-garde cinema, appealing to collectors interested in unique cinematic expressions from the 1980s.