Landscape Suicide
- 1986
- United States
- 92 minutes
- English
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From the collection of the Austrian Film Museum, Frame enlargement : Georg Wasner -
From the collection of the Austrian Film Museum, Frame enlargement : Georg Wasner
Landscape Suicide examines the relationship between physical and psychological landscapes through a documentary reconstruction of two murder cases, one committed by a Californian teenager, Bernadette Protti, the other, by a Wisconsin man, Ed Gein, who inspired Hitchcock’s character, Norman Bates in Psycho. The killers’ roles are played by two actors, who read their statement/confession to the police.
- Production : James Benning
- Editing : James Benning
- Sound : James Benning
- Photography : James Benning
- Screenplay : James Benning
- Copy Contact : Österreichisches Filmmuseum
