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overview
What is Candy about?
An art film by Per Arnoldi about a wide range of things with redundant, non-functional ornamentation and banal beauty: Cakes, candies, lollipops, mechanical toys, slot machines, paper hats, masks, noses, fireworks, streamers, artificial flowers, pranks, flags and much more more. It is terrific that such ornate things are produced, on top of that by machine, and add appetizing and purchase-promoting properties to them. And in terms of beauty, this very banality can be accepted as fully as anything else. (DFI) It blends comedy elements. The film reflects a distinct Denmark style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Per Arnoldi. With a runtime of 9 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
