Love and Politics

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJudith Malina established The Living Theater in 1947 with her husband Julian Beck. At the age of 84 she is still working as a theater director in New York and hoping to rally in what she cal... Tout lireJudith Malina established The Living Theater in 1947 with her husband Julian Beck. At the age of 84 she is still working as a theater director in New York and hoping to rally in what she calls 'the beautiful non-violent anarchist revolution.'Judith Malina established The Living Theater in 1947 with her husband Julian Beck. At the age of 84 she is still working as a theater director in New York and hoping to rally in what she calls 'the beautiful non-violent anarchist revolution.'

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An engaging biography of probably one of the most influential avant-garde theatre artists of the past generation

Love and Politics is a beautifully shot, fly-on-the-wall look into the rehearsal process of Korach, one of the last plays of Judith Malina. Its direct cinema style gives the impression that the viewer is a friend who lives in her building, following her around. It's really quite engaging and Judith is a heart-warming character. At times, this movie feels like a mix between Grey Gardens and Don't Look Back. Al Pacino narrates and also adds some really fascinating insight into his involvement in her Living Theatre project in the 60s. Definitely check out this very short but interesting documentary!

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Stirring drama on drama

Never before has a documentary about theatre been as bold and has had this much access to a director of the caliber of Judith Malina. Framed by snippets of her latest play, the octogenarian artist reveals her message of love and persistence despite the societal forces that turn away from compassion, understanding and artistry. This film sits proudly on my bookshelf and every film lover owes it to him or herself to watch this wonderful piece.