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Hallelujah! Ron Athey: A Story of Deliverance (1998)
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Runtime: 90 mins
Genre: Education/General Interest
Synopsis: Although Ron Ahey was raised by a strict Pentecostal grandmother, he would come to lead a disturbed life of heroin addiction laced with a penchant for suicide beginning at the age of 17. During... Although Ron Ahey was raised by a strict Pentecostal grandmother, he would come to lead a disturbed life of heroin addiction laced with a penchant for suicide beginning at the age of 17. During this period, Ron contracted the AIDS virus and began to discover a form of catharsis in intense acts of sadomasochism and self-mutilation. He later transformed these tendencies into his own shocking form of performance art. This documentary chronicles his life and works (including on-stage enemas, body piercing, and "cutting"), and investigates this extreme art. [More]
Starring: Ron Athey
Starring: Ron Athey
Director: Catherine Gund Saalfield
Director: Catherine Gund Saalfield
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Reviews for Hallelujah! Ron Athey: A Story of Deliverance
This doc, with graphic ruthlessness, dares to go where few have been before, but is disappointingly quiet about the NEA brouhaha.
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