
Crying Games
Jun 04, 2016 · 12m
Director
Josh KlineOverview
Produced using open-source face-substitution software, Crying Games features a cast of actors playing Tony Blair, Condoleezza Rice, Donald Rumsfeld, George W. Bush, and Dick Cheney, political figures whose ideas, policies, and military campaigns defined the 2000s—the violent repercussions of which continue to echo through our own time. In the video the actors’ faces are digitally replaced with the political figures’ faces, allowing Kline to put words in their mouths and emotions in their eyes. Harnessing this new technology, Kline attempts to turn historical revisionism—a mainstay of American politics and mass communication—into a critical tool.
Cast of Crying Games
Crew of Crying Games
About Crying Games
What is Crying Games about?
Produced using open-source face-substitution software, Crying Games features a cast of actors playing Tony Blair, Condoleezza Rice, Donald Rumsfeld, George W. Bush, and Dick Cheney, political figures whose ideas, policies, and military campaigns defined the 2000s—the violent repercussions of which continue to echo through our own time. In the video the actors’ faces are digitally replaced with…
When was Crying Games released?
Crying Games was released on June 4, 2016.
How long is Crying Games?
Crying Games runs 12 minutes.
Who directed Crying Games?
Crying Games was directed by Josh Kline.
Who is in the cast of Crying Games?
The cast of Crying Games includes Brian Patrick Mulligan (Dick Cheney), Michelle Marshall (Condoleezza Rice), Brent Mendenhall (George W. Bush), Joseph Rose (Donald Rumsfeld) and Michael Grew (Tony Blair).

