In this 1924 avant-garde curiosity, the silver screen becomes a playground for optical subversion as two figures navigate the fluid, hyper-elastic reality of a spherical mirror. Al Brick orchestrates a wordless dialogue of flesh and light, where the human form is subjected to the whimsical tyranny of anamorphic distortion. Unlike the rigid social hierarchies found in contemporary dramas, this 'Pas de deux' is a dance of geometry and absurdity, stripping away the pretense of identity until only the raw, undulating essence of movement remains. It is a kinetic poem that challenges the very foundations of cinematic perspective, transforming a simple room into a kaleidoscopic chamber of grotesque beauty.
Synopsis
Two men interacting before a distorted spherical mirror.
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The movie Looney Lens: Pas de deux was directed by Al Brick.
Looney Lens: Pas de deux was released in the year 1924.
Looney Lens: Pas de deux has an IMDb rating of 5.3 out of 10.
Looney Lens: Pas de deux is a movie from United States.
Looney Lens: Pas de deux is categorised as Documentary, News, Short in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.
Looney Lens: Pas de deux features .
If you enjoy Looney Lens: Pas de deux, you might also like Lunatics in Politics (1920), In the River (1920), Trail of the Rails (1920), A Fitting Gift (1920).
Yes, Looney Lens: Pas de deux (1924) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Documentary and News qualities.
