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Appendice per una supplica (1972)
Directed by Ketty La Rocca
· 10m
[Following overview courtesy of Art Basel] Appendice per una supplica shows a pair of male and female hands against a black background gesticulating an entire repertoire of possible meanings and interpersonal tensions. The film reveals La Rocca’s attempt at developing a language that is not pre-coded by society. This dealing with the social construction of meaning was influenced by her work for Italian television, where she created and presented shows for deaf-mute persons. It is the very first film in art history showing manual gestures.
Crew
- Director
- Ketty La Rocca
Details
- Release date
- 1972-06-12
- Runtime
- 10m
- Original language
- IT
- Spoken languages
- Italian, No Language
- Countries
- Italy