
Using the tricks of the Flemish playwright's own trade--puppetry, masks, and a Breughelesque sense of bizarre carnival, the collaborators succeeded in bringing about a rich and sardonic humor lurking at the edge of the playwright's macabre, death-obsessed imagination in an allusive homage.
The Eternal Day of Michel de Ghelderode was directed by Stephen Quay, Timothy Quay and Keith Griffiths.
The Eternal Day of Michel de Ghelderode runs for 29min, and was released in 1981.
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