Anticlimax

Year: 1969

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Gelsen Gas

Drama

Mexican artist Gelsen Gas, together with Alejandro Jodorowsky—the filmmaker behind Fando y Lis, El Topo and The Holy Mountain—appears as a theater director, artist and poet who conceives a project to stage haiku performances that echo the era’s sexually charged and politically turbulent atmosphere. The film opens with a man uncovering several rolls of film buried in the desert.

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