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Sha-Dada is a unique film experience from 1978 that presents itself as a confrontation between two imperialisms. Directed by K.O.C.K. Production, this expanded film utilizes two screens to deliver its narrative. It stands out within the experimental genre for its unconventional storytelling approach.
Sha-Dada has a complicated distribution history, making original prints quite rare. Collectors often note the difficulty in finding it on physical formats, as it has only seen limited releases over the years. Interest in this film is growing, especially among those who appreciate experimental cinema from the late '70s. Its scarcity and distinct presentation style make it a topic of conversation among collectors.
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Sha-Dada is classified as an experimental film.
Sha-Dada was produced by K.O.C.K. Production.
The film features Thierry de Navacelle and Martine Rousset.
Sha-Dada was released in 1978.
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