31 December 2013 Factual 82 mins
HSP 100 is a portrait of experimental filmmaker Maximilian Le Cain. As Le Cain discusses his life, work and relationship with cinema, Rashidi envelops him in a hallucinatory audio-visual ambiance that ultimately results in a poetic dialogue with the ideas and feelings he expresses.
Watch the official Homo Sapiens Project (100) 2013 trailer in HD below or find more Homo Sapiens Project (100) videos on Vidimovie.
Rouzbeh Rashidi Director
HSP (100) Trailer
Ireland 31 December 2013
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