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Casuistry? Gesundheit. For a strict definition, "specious argumentation" would
be closer to the mark. Certainly, the nauseating crime at the center of this
unsettling documentary would seem to fall under the category of poor reasoning:
In 2001, three Toronto teens skinned a neighbor's pet alive for the purposes of
making an art video. Alas, the thornier questions raised by their brutal act,
both on legal grounds and aesthetic ones, also suffer from a lack of coherent
argumentation, this time on the part of filmmaker Zev Asher, who comes close to
being an exploiter.
Release Details
Duration:91 mins
Cast and crew
Director:Zev Asher
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