The Procedure

This documentary follows the eccentric artist Chris Smith as he embarks on a bizarre and ambitious project: to construct a life-sized replica of his own head out of concrete. The film captures the artist's obsessive dedication, the physical and mental toll of the endeavor, and the unique interactions he has with people who witness his strange creation process. It's a quirky and intimate look at the artistic drive and the unusual ways people pursue their passions.

The Procedure received positive reviews from critics, who praised its originality, humor, and Smith's unique artistic vision. Audiences found it to be a fascinating and often amusing exploration of the creative process and the eccentricities of artistic pursuit.

• An eccentric and often hilarious look at artistic obsession.
• Chris Smith's unique project and personality make for a compelling documentary.
• A surprisingly engaging film about the dedication required for art.

Google audience: Viewers found 'The Procedure' to be a highly original and entertaining documentary, appreciating its quirky humor and the unique subject matter. Many commented on how engrossing it was to watch Smith's dedication to his concrete head project.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.

The concrete head sculpture created by Chris Smith for the film is over 10 feet tall and weighs approximately 20,000 pounds.