Satan Is Real

The film presents Ragnar Kjartansson in a public park in Reykjavik, where he is buried waist-deep and strumming a guitar. He repeatedly sings the line, "Satan is real; he's working for me" for a duration of 64 minutes. The juxtaposition of his performance with the carefree antics of children playing nearby creates a striking contrast.

This piece falls under the genre of experimental film, appealing to viewers interested in avant-garde art and music. Its unusual setting and repetitive lyrical focus invite contemplation on deeper themes, making it a thought-provoking work. Collectors may find its unique approach to storytelling and visual art noteworthy, as it reflects Kjartansson's distinctive style and artistic vision.