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Cremaster 2

1999·Fantasy·1h 19m
7.1
CREMASTER 2 is rendered as a gothic Western that introduces conflict into the system. On the biological level it corresponds to the phase of fetal development during which sexual division begins. In Matthew Barney's abstraction of this process, the system resists partition and tries to remain in the state of equilibrium imagined in Cremaster 1.
Directed by Matthew Barney
rodeo
heavy metal
sculpture
murder
avant-garde
modern art
bee
mormon
flag
saddle
contemporary art

Cast

Norman Mailer
Norman Mailer
Harry Houdini
Matthew Barney
Matthew Barney
Gary Gilmore
Patty Griffin
Patty Griffin
Nicole Baker
Dave Lombardo
Dave Lombardo
Johnny Cash (With Drums)

Crew

Matthew Barney
Matthew Barney
Director
Matthew Barney
Matthew Barney
Writer
Matthew Barney
Matthew Barney
Producer

Popular Reviews

9 reviews
Franklin-Javier
Franklin-Javier
Cremaster 2
The american iconography is at its most present here, it turns a western flick into an incredibly horny and surreal experience. Really don't know how to phrase it, others did it much better than me.
The american iconography is at its most present here, it turns a western flick into an incredibly horny and surreal experience. Really don't know how to phrase it, others did it much better than me.
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Jessica
Jessica
Cremaster 2
Can't hate on the movie that invented bee metal
Can't hate on the movie that invented bee metal
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lachlan
lachlan
Cremaster 2
better than cremaster 1, but i really wasn’t prepared for how insane this would be

cool to see dave lombardo in this too
better than cremaster 1, but i really wasn’t prepared for how insane this would be

cool to see dave lombardo in this too
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Gabriel Silva
Gabriel Silva
Cremaster 2
Matthew Barney’s sojourn across the US offers very little in the way of provocative imagery or even little by ways of confusion, creating an atmosphere that is more dull than elusive and engaging. 

Perhaps more strange nudity around bees?
Matthew Barney’s sojourn across the US offers very little in the way of provocative imagery or even little by ways of confusion, creating an atmosphere that is more dull than elusive and engaging. 

Perhaps more strange nudity around bees?
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Kris
Kris
Cremaster 2
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