The Passions (1988) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Passions about?
The Passions is a short documentary. A Great Dane-Harlequin sits calmly as a trainer issues commands. The trainer repeatedly shouts, “Slaughter it, slaughter it.” The dog transforms into an obedient executioner. Set against the backdrop of an impending war, the film presents a metaphor for how ideologues prepare individuals for violence. It reflects on the darker aspects of human behavior and the influence of leaders in the Balkans during a turbulent time.
When was The Passions released?
The Passions was released in 1988.
How long is The Passions?
The Passions has a runtime of 11 minutes.
What genre is The Passions?
The Passions is classified as History.
What topics does The Passions cover?
The Passions explores topics including conflict, war-crimes.