MAD FOXES

Mad Foxes from 1981, directed by Paul Grau, is an uncompromising and controversial revenge film that has achieved cult status among fans of obscure and extreme genre films over the years. The film is known for its outrageous expression, its violent effects, and its place in the exploitation tradition, where shock, provocation, and exaggeration are part of the aesthetic.

This screening is for those who are curious about the more colorful corners of film history and how 1980s B-movies pushed the boundaries of taste and morality. We put the film in context and open up for reflection on how violence and gender representations were used as devices in the genre films of the time – and how such films are experienced today.

The evening is aimed at an adult audience with an interest in cult films, film history and discussions about the devices and values of film.