Works of Art

About This Movie

Works of Art, from 2010, is this quiet exploration of an artist's struggle in the New York scene. The film’s tone feels raw, almost like a piece of performance art itself. Art Hahn's portrayal is layered; he embodies that restless, searching spirit of someone trying to find meaning amidst chaos. John Kim's character introduces a twist that shakes things up, leading to moments that feel both jarring and deeply resonant. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the emotional weight to settle in, while practical effects ground the experience in a stark realism. It's not flashy, but there’s a subtle beauty in its honesty and the understated performances really pull you in. It stands out for its reflective nature rather than any grand spectacle.

Features strong performances that highlight emotional struggles. · Unique pacing that allows for deeper character exploration. · A realistic portrayal of the New York art world.