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12 DVDs for Christmas 2009
Certificate
1995-2000
Colour + Black & White
Belgium
Language(s): English, Dutch
Subtitles: English
Published/distributed by BFI
ISBN/EAN: 5035673005422
Ratio 4:3
Region 2
Price: £12.71
(Including VAT at 15%)
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Campfire
Defurne, Bavo
Short Films by Bavo Defurne:
Campfire
Saint
Particularly Now, In Spring
Sailor
Enormously successful at lesbian and gay film festivals throughout the world, Bavo Defurne's rich and beautiful short films examine gay love and loss and mark the emergence of one of Europe's most exciting young film-makers.
One of the many pleasures in Defurne's work is the playful and unforced way in which he references the work of other artists - from Dreyer and Eisenstein to photographers Herbert List and Pierre et Gilles. Most significantly, Defurne and his regular team have created an allegorical and headily romantic gay aesthetic that draws on a wide range of influences, but is uniquely their own. Defurne's choice of using largely unprofessional actors brings a charming innocence to the performances that complements the magical, overwrought worlds that they inhabit.
Extras
* Interview with Bavo Defurne
* Stills gallery
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