Anger Me
(2006)|
Seated before a screen projecting clips of his work, avant-garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger chronicles his life in a lengthy, idiosyncratic monologue, touching on his experiences as a child actor, cinematic wunderkind and pioneering director. Having gained notoriety as a teen for creating the revolutionary short "Fireworks," a homoerotic fantasy, Anger settled in Paris to produce films during the glory days of the cinematheque.
 Not rated. This movie has not been rated by the MPAA.
This movie has not been released on DVD. Future availability is not guaranteed.
|
Unlimited TV episodes & movies
Streaming instantly over the Internet to your computer or TV.