A group of controversial artists are faced with a project that uses their mediums in an attempt to blur the line that defines self expression and murder.
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Title: Cathartic (2011)
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Rachel Grubb | ... | Nila James |
| Brandon Slagle | ... | Ward Ttanderstin | |
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Wolfgang Meyer | ... | Nathan |
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Eric Pereira | ... | Russ |
| Erik Preston | ... | Rob | |
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Kelly Albano | ... | Dying Woman (as Kelly Marchand) |
| Kaci Hansen | ... | Dark Beauty | |
| Devanny Pinn | ... | The Narrator | |
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A group of controversial artists are faced with a project that uses their mediums in an attempt to blur the line that defines self expression and murder.
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March 2011 (USA) See more »Edit
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I had the distinct pleasure of reviewing the gorgeous and talented Ms. Pinn's directorial debut a few weeks ago and let me begin by saying she is a major talent both in front of, and behind, the camera! "cathARTic" is a spellbinding trip down the darker side of art in several mediums that eventually converge in climax of this well-crafted, compelling short film. Frequent cohorts, Brandon Slagle and Pinn really seem to wallow in the dark depravity that permeates the atmosphere of this grim tale and their performances, as well as that of the rest of the cast, really shine. Definitely check this out, it's art about art, without the snobbery and "tripping over the subtext" that prevails in other short films in this genre.