Balthus Through the Looking Glass
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Balthus Through the Looking-Glass is a 1996 documentary film by Canadian filmmaker Damian Pettigrew. It features the artist filmed at work in his studio and in conversation at his Rossinière chalet. Shot over a 12-month period in Switzerland, Italy, France and England, the film captures the painter's unique vision and extraordinary lifestyle.
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- Won UNESCO Grand Prize, Lausanne International Art Festival Best Photography Prize including Official Selection 8th International VU SUR LES DOCS Marseille.
- (72', Super 16, PLANETE/CNC/PROCIREP, 1996)
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