New Clip From Rachel Tsangari's ATTENBERG

With Rachel Tsangari's Attenberg about to screen at the festival in Thessaloniki and rumblings of another major festival announcement due any time now, the lads over at Movies For The Masses have just debuted a new clip from the film.

A frequent collaborator with Dogtooth director Yorgos Lanthimos, Tsangari is one of the leaders of the new wave of compellingly odd Greek film and this new bit promises a lot.

Marina, a twenty-three year-old girl, lives with her architect father in a prototype factory town by the sea. Finding the human species strange and repellent, she keeps her distance. Instead she stubbornly observes it through songs of suicide, the mammal documentaries of Sir David Attenborough and the sex education lessons she receives from her only friend, Bella. A stranger comes to town and challenges her to a table football duel, on her own table. Meanwhile, her father ritualistically prepares for his exit from the 20th century, which he considers to be "overrated." Caught between the two men and her collaborator Bella, Marina investigates the wondrous mystery of human fauna.