The Man We Want to Hang

In this 12-minute documentary, Kenneth Anger focuses on the paintings of Aleister Crowley, who is known for his controversial involvement in occult practices. The film features Anger filming borrowed paintings, showcasing Crowley’s artistic contributions alongside his infamous reputation.

As a documentary, it appeals to collectors interested in the intersection of art and occultism. The brief runtime offers a concentrated look at Crowley’s work, making it a distinct piece for those who study or collect related themes in film or art. The documentary is a part of Anger’s exploration of counterculture and esoteric subjects, adding depth to its appeal for collectors of niche films and art-related documentaries.