Amor
Shot in Rome and Salzburg’s natural theatre, the film uses cutting and sewing as metaphors for love, separation, and the craft of montage. Cloth being trimmed, hands clapping, and tools striking accompany images of tailoring, architectural restoration, and Beavers himself in a new suit, linking gesture and sound to the editing process.
Rating
6.1/10
10 votes
Runtime
15 min
Theatrical cut
Released
1980
Released
Language
EN
Amor
Director
Robert BeaversWriters
Cast
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