Audition

Year: 1973

Runtime: 38 mins

Director: Frans Zwartjes

Drama

Zwartjes often creates films without dialogue or sound, relying heavily on music he composes, sometimes with his brother Rudolf and Lodewijk de Boer. Audition showcases this approach, presenting a visual improvisation of cinematography and acting, with little narrative. A man and a woman watch another woman sing, rendered in striking black‑and‑white imagery.

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