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Chancre

201117mLoo Zihan

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Chancre – a painless ulceration formed during the primary stage of syphilis. A transmission and transmutation of a memory couched in shame. This essay video is bookend with performance documentation from the re-enactment of Brother Cane in Chicago, 2011. Featuring excerpts from The Writings of a Savage by Paul Gauguin (1848–1903), Malay Magic (1900) by Walter William Skeat and T.S. Eliot's Fragment of an Agon (Sweeney Agonistes).

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What is Chancre (2011) about?

Chancre – a painless ulceration formed during the primary stage of syphilis. A transmission and transmutation of a memory couched in shame. This essay video is bookend with performance documentation from the re-enactment of Brother Cane in Chicago, 2011. Featuring excerpts from The Writings of a Savage by Paul Gauguin (1848–1903), Malay Magic (1900) by Walter William Skeat and T.S. Eliot's…

Who stars in Chancre?

Chancre stars Judd Morrissey (Gauguin), Georgia Wall (Skeat), Randy Sterling Hunter (Eliot). The film was directed by Loo Zihan.

How long is Chancre?

Chancre has a runtime of 17 min and premiered in 2011.

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