A Slice of Life

Director: Billy Kent

Institute History

  • 1989 Sundance Film Festival

Description

A young woman, a gregarious man, cigars, and pizza. A man’s sleep is interrupted by exaggerated images from his days in a crib. William Kent’s stylistic short is filled with surprises and fun, but its disturbing side lies only just below the surface.

— Alberto Garcia

Screening Details

  • Section: Rogues Gallery: New American Shorts
  • Film Type: Dramatic Short
  • Country: U.S.A.
  • Run Time: 6 min.

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