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When did VertiGhost released?

VertiGhost released in 2017. Moviely hosts cinematic wallpapers captured from the movie's official backdrop imagery.

What genre is VertiGhost?

VertiGhost is categorized as Documentary.

Who directed VertiGhost?

Lynn Hershman-Leeson directed VertiGhost.

How long is VertiGhost?

VertiGhost has a runtime of 13min.

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2017Documentary

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Lynn Hershman-Leeson

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Documentary

VertiGhost, a newly commissioned work by Lynn Hershman Leeson for the Fine Arts Museums, draws the viewer into a meditation about notions of authenticity and the construction of identity. Inspired by the Legion of Honor’s role as a location for Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958), Hershman Leeson explores the tension at the core of Vertigo between the difficulty or lack of desire to distinguish between reality and fiction versus the pursuit of truth. The eponymous ghost of Hershman Leeson’s project is the elusive nature of a singular identity that haunts the characters in the 1958 film, its most enigmatic representation being the painting of a supposed distant relative of the film’s protagonist Madeleine, around which her character and fate is imagined.