skin•es•the•si•a
Originally released in 1994. skin•es•the•si•a is a documentary film. directed by Vicky Funari. At just 18 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Hannah Sim
Synopsis
How does a woman’s body move? skin•es•the•si•a scrambles the cultural codes of female movement by juxtaposing images from the work of performance artist Hannah Sim with images of Sim working as a nude dancer in a peep show. It explores the rapport between one woman’s body and two performance environments. How are women perceived and typed through our own physical movements? What might a response of power to these codes and norms look like? What do we discover by embracing our otherness, by transforming it into a means of confronting the world?
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- Original Language
- EN
Frequently Asked Questions
What is skin•es•the•si•a about?
How does a woman’s body move? skin•es•the•si•a scrambles the cultural codes of female movement by juxtaposing images from the work of performance artist Hannah Sim with images of Sim work...
Who directed skin•es•the•si•a?
skin•es•the•si•a was directed by Vicky Funari.
How long is skin•es•the•si•a?
skin•es•the•si•a has a runtime of 0 hours and 18 minutes (18 minutes total).
When was skin•es•the•si•a released?
skin•es•the•si•a was released on January 1, 1994 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in skin•es•the•si•a?
The main cast of skin•es•the•si•a includes Hannah Sim.