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It’s a Party!

“It’s a Party!” was shot with a stationary camera facing the hallway and living room of a small apartment. Actors continually move in and out of the frame, while three sound units capture every word of deathless dialogue about those perennial party topics: art, politics, and sex. Chaos begins with the arrival of the first guest just as the hostess finishes washing her hair; subsequent guests crowd into any room but the living room, and a riotous conga line attempts to incorporate an irate neighbour. As the party winds down, some uninvited guests arrive and chaos reigns again.

Film Maker
Campbell, Peg
Year
1986
Country
Canada
Length
12
Category
art & artists, Politics + Policy, sexuality, Work about Women, Work by Women
Genre
narrative