
Replace Clothes with Paint
Synopsis
A piquant behind the scenes look at Austrian bodypainter, filmmaker and photographer Neil Curtis as he prepares for his New York debut at the Leslie Lohman Museum. Official Selection at the 2013 LES Film Festival and the 2013 Fresh Fruit Film Festival.
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