Maria-Conception-Action: Hermann Nitsch Trailer

Maria-Conception-Action: Hermann Nitsch Trailer (1970)

31 May 1970 Factual 7 mins

A performance of Hermann Nitsch's "7th Abreaction Action", which was initially banned by police, is put on the following morning instead. The action consists of gutting a lamb, pouring the innards over a recumbent woman, mating with a dildo, crucifixion and a concluding scuffle. The action is accompanied by electric organ, percussion and recorded music.

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International Titles

Nitsch – 7. Abreaktionsspiel Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 31 May 1970

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