Self-Fashion Show

Year: 1976

Runtime: 14 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Tibor Hajas

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Peter Brook argues that theatre begins when a man walks across an empty space in view of an audience, turning the void into a stage. This provokes questions about reality, everyday presence and role‑playing—issues explored by 1970s experimental filmmakers rooted in theatre. Tibor Hajas investigates these ideas in a short experimental film produced at BBS.

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