Frændeløs

Frændeløs presents a collection of six distinct experimental films that challenge conventional storytelling. Each segment is created by a different filmmaker, showcasing a variety of styles and themes. Allan de Waal investigates an abandoned hippie house, while Bjørn Nørgaard and Lene Adler Petersen present a provocative interpretation of the female Christ through five subsections that merge art and raw imagery.

Per Kirkeby offers a glimpse into primitive life in the forest, contrasting with Jørgen Leth's interview with a hippie girl that captures cultural nuances of the time. Vagn Lundbye's section provides a paraphrase of spaghetti westerns, tapping into genre conventions, while Peter Louis-Jensen concludes with a unique exploration of sound and noise, focusing on the revolver theme. This anthology represents a significant moment in experimental film, appealing to collectors of unconventional cinema from the 1970s.