Rhubarb and Sugar

Rhubarb and Sugar features Pürrer engaging with rhubarb stalks, which she skillfully manipulates into various forms, such as antennae and ears. The film also showcases Monstera leaves that shake and tremble alongside Pürrer's movements, enhancing the visual experience. The dedication to Chantal Akerman adds an additional layer of significance to this work, suggesting a connection to themes of exploration and transformation in film.

As an experimental film, Rhubarb and Sugar appeals to collectors interested in avant-garde cinema from the 1980s. Its artistic approach and focus on the interplay between objects and performance make it a distinctive entry in the realm of physical media. Fans of Pürrer's work or those who appreciate the influence of Akerman will find this film particularly engaging.