Velvet Dreams
Velvet Dreams is a feature film. directed by Sima Urale. At just 46 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Synopsis
A homage to Dusky Maiden images as well as a playful take on the low art of velvet painting, Sima Urale’s Velvet Dreams provides a tongue-in-cheek exploration of Pacific Island stereotypes. Part detective story, part documentary, an unseen narrator goes in search of a painting of a Polynesian princess that he has fallen in love with. Along the way he meets artists, fans and critics of the kitsch art genre, as well as the mysterious Gauguin-like figure of Charlie McPhee. Made for TVNZ's Work of Art series, Velvet Dreams played in multiple international film festivals. - NZ On Screen
Quick Facts
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Velvet Dreams about?
A homage to Dusky Maiden images as well as a playful take on the low art of velvet painting, Sima Urale’s Velvet Dreams provides a tongue-in-cheek exploration of Pacific Island stereotypes. Part ...
Who directed Velvet Dreams?
Velvet Dreams was directed by Sima Urale.
How long is Velvet Dreams?
Velvet Dreams has a runtime of 0 hours and 46 minutes (46 minutes total).