The Master Game (1998) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Master Game about?
The Master Game is a documentary. In 1994, the Vienna Art Academy becomes embroiled in controversy when an unknown individual paints over 27 works by Arnulf Rainer, an artist recognized for his abstract overpainting technique. A year later, an unsigned letter claims responsibility, accusing Rainer of complicity with 'destructive modernism.' At the same time, Austria faces unrest from the Bajuwarian Liberation Army, which conducts mail bomb attacks in protest of perceived threats to German identity. The film investigates the connections between these events, intertwining art, politics, and national identity.
When was The Master Game released?
The Master Game was released in 1998.
How long is The Master Game?
The Master Game has a runtime of 106 minutes.
What genre is The Master Game?
The Master Game is classified as Arts, Politics.