Wings Of Ash

Wings Of Ash

He's never been happy.. with a woman

1978 · 10 min · ★ 10.0 · Drama, History

Sequence from "Wings of Ash: Pilot for a Dramatization of the Life of Antonin Artaud", an unfinished and unreleased biopic of Artaud, filmed in 1978. This is a very rare film that has never been publicly shown.

Directed by Marcus Reichert · Written by Marcus Reichert

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