Study III

In Study III, a man drags his alter ego through various spaces, creating a visual narrative that challenges traditional storytelling. The scenes draw comparison to Luis Buñuel’s An Andalusian Dog, featuring striking imagery such as a piano, two priests, and two dead donkeys. This film serves as a preliminary study for Weiss's later work, Study IV "Liberation".

Though Weiss was dissatisfied with this personal version and chose not to re-edit it, the film remains a significant exploration of his artistic vision. The experimental nature of Study III, along with its avant-garde elements, places it within a niche that may appeal to collectors interested in early experimental cinema and the works of Peter Weiss.