ESCHER: JOURNEY INTO INFINITY
infrequent drug references, references to antisemitism
Director(s)ROBIN LUTZ
Production year2018
Genre(s)Documentary
Approx. running minutes80m
CastDonald Coxeter, George Escher, Jan Escher, Liesbeth Escher, M.C. Escher, Stephen Fry, Graham Nash, Robin Lutz, Marijnke de Jong, Robin Lutz, Robin Lutz, Robin Lutz, Moek de Groot
ESCHER: JOURNEY INTO INFINITY
infrequent drug references, references to antisemitism
ESCHER: JOURNEY INTO INFINITY is a documentary about the life and works of the influential Dutch graphic artist M.C. Esc ...
ESCHER: JOURNEY INTO INFINITY is a documentary about the life and works of the influential Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher.
discrimination
Escher's writings recall the antisemitism in Nazi Germany where he lived with his family in the 1930s. Brief archive footage shows Jewish people being rounded-up, but there is no violence.
drugs
A passage from Escher's writings illustrates his bemusement at the 1960s hippy generation's interest in his work which he considered the product of rationalism and at odds with the ideas of the counter-culture, as he writes ""How could they reconcile it with their addiction to narcotics?"
additional issues
There is natural breast nudity in images of art school drawings of women. There are undetailed references to state-sponsored murder in Communist Russia. There are references to cancer and mental illness. Images of cigarette and cigar smoking reflect older historical periods. There is very mild bad language ('damn', 'God').
infrequent drug references, references to antisemitism
Classified Date:
18/08/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Munro Film Services
discrimination
Escher's writings recall the antisemitism in Nazi Germany where he lived with his family in the 1930s. Brief archive footage shows Jewish people being rounded-up, but there is no violence.
drugs
A passage from Escher's writings illustrates his bemusement at the 1960s hippy generation's interest in his work which he considered the product of rationalism and at odds with the ideas of the counter-culture, as he writes ""How could they reconcile it with their addiction to narcotics?"
additional issues
There is natural breast nudity in images of art school drawings of women. There are undetailed references to state-sponsored murder in Communist Russia. There are references to cancer and mental illness. Images of cigarette and cigar smoking reflect older historical periods. There is very mild bad language ('damn', 'God').
Classified Date:
03/08/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Munro Film Services
Classified date18/08/2021
LanguageEnglish
discrimination
Escher's writings recall the antisemitism in Nazi Germany where he lived with his family in the 1930s. Brief archive footage shows Jewish people being rounded-up, but there is no violence.
drugs
A passage from Escher's writings illustrates his bemusement at the 1960s hippy generation's interest in his work which he considered the product of rationalism and at odds with the ideas of the counter-culture, as he writes ""How could they reconcile it with their addiction to narcotics?"
additional issues
There is natural breast nudity in images of art school drawings of women. There are undetailed references to state-sponsored murder in Communist Russia. There are references to cancer and mental illness. Images of cigarette and cigar smoking reflect older historical periods. There is very mild bad language ('damn', 'God').
Director(s)ROBIN LUTZ
Production year2018
Genre(s)Documentary
Approx. running minutes80m
CastDonald Coxeter, George Escher, Jan Escher, Liesbeth Escher, M.C. Escher, Stephen Fry, Graham Nash, Robin Lutz, Marijnke de Jong, Robin Lutz, Robin Lutz, Robin Lutz, Moek de Groot
infrequent drug references, references to antisemitism
Classified Date:
18/08/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Munro Film Services
discrimination
Escher's writings recall the antisemitism in Nazi Germany where he lived with his family in the 1930s. Brief archive footage shows Jewish people being rounded-up, but there is no violence.
drugs
A passage from Escher's writings illustrates his bemusement at the 1960s hippy generation's interest in his work which he considered the product of rationalism and at odds with the ideas of the counter-culture, as he writes ""How could they reconcile it with their addiction to narcotics?"
additional issues
There is natural breast nudity in images of art school drawings of women. There are undetailed references to state-sponsored murder in Communist Russia. There are references to cancer and mental illness. Images of cigarette and cigar smoking reflect older historical periods. There is very mild bad language ('damn', 'God').
Classified Date:
03/08/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Munro Film Services
Classified date18/08/2021
LanguageEnglish
