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Purgatory

Genre

Experimental, Narrative-Fiction

Directed By

Eric Falardeau

Date: May 2006
Length: 00:16:30
Process: Colour
Country: Canada
Shooting Format: Super 8mm
Sound Format: Music

Synopsis

Purgatory is an atmospheric picture about self-hating, through graphic auto-mutilations, of a man facing his own purgatory.

Tags

blood, dungeon, gore, make-up, mutilation, psychological, television, torture

Credits

Director
Eric Falardeau
Producer
Eric Falardeau, Benoit Lemire
Writer
Eric Falardeau
Cinematographer
Eric Falardeau, Benoit Lemire
Editor
Benoit Lemire, Jonathan Lemire, Julie-Anne Poulin
Music
Charles Maheu
Sound
Jonathan Lemire, Julie-Anne Poulin
Production Design
Jonathan Lemire
Cast
Miguel Doucet, Josée Barlow

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