Bobo (1991)
Original title: Бобо
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The film is dedicated to the renowned film director Sergey Parajanov; to the unfolding memory of a man who was refereed to as a genius, a gay, a mime, a tradesman, a saint. The film possesses no plain and logical plot line and altogether breaks away from the ordinary conception of any film genre. It is a psychoanalysis of the nether-world essence of the great master, a search for other dimensions about which we dare not even sometimes speculate. The Bobo is also peculiar in that it uses the entire material of the master's last unfinished film "Confession" accompanied by Parajanov's confession why he closed down the film, left it unfinished.
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Frequently asked questions about Bobo
What is Bobo about?
The film is dedicated to the renowned film director Sergey Parajanov; to the unfolding memory of a man who was refereed to as a genius, a gay, a mime, a tradesman, a saint. The film possesses no plain and logical plot line and altogether breaks away from the ordinary conception of any film genre. It is a psychoanalysis of the nether-world essence of the great master, a search for other dimensions about which we dare not even sometimes speculate. The Bobo is also peculiar in that it uses the entire material of the master's last unfinished film "Confession" accompanied by Parajanov's confession why he closed down the film, left it unfinished.
How long is Bobo?
Bobo has a runtime of 68 minutes.