Without Kin

Without Kin was released on 10 kwietnia 1970.

Without Kin was directed by Per Kirkeby, Bjørn Nørgaard, Peter Louis-Jensen, Vagn Lundbye, Jørgen Leth, Allan De Waal.

Without Kin has a runtime of 63 min.

Without Kin was produced by Per Holst.

Leth directed one of the six parts of this film anthology initiated by Werner Pedersen, the head of SFC [Statens Film Central, the National Film Board of Denmark, later amalgamated into the DFI]. Bjørn Nørgaard and Lene Adler Petersen's celebrated "action" in which the latter walked through the Copenhagen Bourse building stark naked with a crucifix in one hand is included in the film, and in general it is a highly experimental work, typical of its time, in which each artist worked freely, suing his or her own imaginations and filmic methods. Leth's contribution is a black and white, frontal shot of a hippie girl talking to the camera in English about her attire and other subjects. Leth's voice is heard off screen, emphasising the artifice of the medium.

The key characters in Without Kin are Female Christ (segment "Den kvindelige Kristus") (Lene Adler Petersen), Man (segment "Den kvindelige Kristus") (Bjørn Nørgaard), Clint Eastwood (segment "Parafrase over spaghetti-western") (Vagn Lundbye).

Without Kin has an audience rating of 4.9 out of 10.