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The Man Who Sold His Skin

The Man Who Sold His Skin

Starts: Friday, 16 August 2024
Ends: Friday, 16 August 2024
This poignant international co-production portrays a Syrian refugee separated from his fiancé, who trades his skin for money as a living canvas. Tattooed by a controversial artist and committed to sitting on display in a museum, Sam Ali’s body quickly becomes a valuable commodity in the international art market. With elements of romance, dark comedy, drama and tragedy, Tunisian writer-director Kaouther Ben Hania offers a nuanced and thought-provoking exploration of the complex guises of captivity and the price of freedom. ‘…an emulsion of ideas, each as ambitiously thought-provoking as the next’ – Austin Chronicle
Add to Calendar 2024-08-16 12:00 am 2024-08-16 12:00 am The Man Who Sold His Skin This poignant international co-production portrays a Syrian refugee separated from his fiancé, who trades his skin for money as a living canvas. Tattooed by a controversial artist and committed to sitting on display in a museum, Sam Ali’s body quickly becomes a valuable commodity in the international art market. With elements of romance, dark comedy, drama and tragedy, Tunisian writer-director Kaouther Ben Hania offers a nuanced and thought-provoking exploration of the complex guises of captivity and the price of freedom. ‘…an emulsion of ideas, each as ambitiously thought-provoking as the next’ – Austin Chronicle McCoy Circuit, Acton , ACT , 2601 , Australia
McCoy Circuit, Acton , ACT , 2601 , Australia
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