Rape

Year: 1966

Runtime: 10 mins

Director: Wim van der Linden

ComedyDrama

A striking, deliberately blasphemous short follows a “happy, ugly” nun wandering into the forest amid charming bird song. She kneels to a phallic mushroom, oblivious to a lurking rapist. The assault is filmed from a distance, hidden beneath a massive tree that dominates the frame, its branches swaying rhythmically as her discarded clothing and cross flutter upward. Moments later a second tree nearby mirrors the motion, and the exhausted attacker finally steps forward.

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