Self-Fashion Show

Self-Fashion Show is a 14-minute film that delves into the complexities of theatre and performance. Directed by Tibor Hajas, this work emerged from the 1970s experimental filmmaking scene and was produced by Balázs Béla Stúdió.

The film engages with Peter Brook's idea that the simplest form of theatre begins with someone walking across an empty space while being observed. This concept challenges viewers to reflect on the relationship between reality and performance. Hajas' exploration of these themes contributes to the ongoing dialogue within experimental cinema.