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Hommage to Rrose Selavie: Sexual Identity and Play (18*)
5.45pm
23 March 2013
Cinema 2 (Beech St)
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Tickets: Standard - £10.50 online /
£11.50 on the door
Barbican Members - £8.40 online /
£9.20 on the door
Concessions - £9.50 online /
£10.50 on the door
Under 18s £6
50p online booking fee, 60p telephone booking fee per transaction - click here for more information on booking fees
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Find out more about Dancing around Duchamp
Rrose Sélavie, or Rose Sélavy, was one of Duchamp’s pseudonyms; a female persona, acted out by Duchamp and photographed by Man Ray. The name is a pun on the French for ‘eros, that's life’.
For this programme, we explore how film and video have become a means for the expression of sexual behaviour and preference outside the mainstream. Carol Schneeman’s controversial film Fuses (1964) and Jean Genet’s banned film Un Chant d’amour (1950) are screened in conjunction with other key works.
Part of A Grammar of Subversion
* Local classification
Please arrive promptly at the advertised start time
Barbican offer the best new film releases alongside a unique programme of special seasons and events
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