Friß, Pappi, friß!

A satirical and experimental film that delves into the world of a struggling artist and his circle. The narrative, or lack thereof, follows the protagonist through a series of bizarre encounters and observations.

This avant-garde film by Kurt Raab received a highly niche reception, primarily appreciated by those interested in experimental cinema and the counter-culture movement of the early 1970s. It is not widely known or reviewed by mainstream critics.

• Often described as a 'cult' film with a raw, unpolished aesthetic.

• Appreciated for its experimental nature and unconventional storytelling.

• Seen as a reflection of the underground art scene of its time.

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The film is notable for its experimental approach to filmmaking and its connection to the German underground art and music scene of the early 1970s.