Cremaster 4

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Cremaster 4 is an experimental art film by Matthew Barney, known for its surreal imagery, symbolic exploration of gender and transformation, and its role as part of the artist’s influential Cremaster Cycle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art film
experimental film
short film
surrealist film
associatedWithArtist Matthew Barney NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Matthew Barney NERFINISHED
distributionFormat limited theatrical screenings
museum installations
featuresTheme biological development
gender
mythology
sexuality
transformation
hasArtMovement contemporary art
postmodern art
hasCinematographyBy Peter Streitmann NERFINISHED
hasGenre avant-garde
experimental
fantasy
hasMainCharacter Loughton Candidate NERFINISHED
hasMedium 16 mm film
35 mm film
hasMotif biological forms
horns
motorsport
underwater imagery
hasMusicBy Jonathan Bepler NERFINISHED
hasRunningTime approximately 42 minutes
isFollowedByInSeries Cremaster 5 NERFINISHED
isPrecededByInSeries Cremaster 1 NERFINISHED
notableFor nonlinear narrative
surreal imagery
symbolic visual language
originalLanguage English
partOf Cremaster Cycle NERFINISHED
partOfArtProject Cremaster Cycle NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Cremaster Cycle NERFINISHED
portraysCharacter Matthew Barney NERFINISHED
producer Matthew Barney NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1994
screeningContext art museums
film festivals
galleries
seriesOrder 1
settingLocation Isle of Man NERFINISHED
writer Matthew Barney NERFINISHED

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Matthew Barney notableWork Cremaster 4