William S. Burroughs, Shotgun Paintings (USA) 4,42 min

BURROUGHS:
There is no exact process. If you want to do shotgun art, you take a piece of plywood, put a can of spracy paint in front of it, and shoot it with a shotgun or high powered rifle. The paint’s under high pressure so it explodes! Throws the can 300 feed. The paint sprays in exploding color across your surface. You can have as many colors as you want. Turn it around, do it sideways, and have one color coming in from this side and this side. Of course, they hit. Mix in all kinds of unpredictable patterns. This is related to Pollack’s drip canvases, although this is a rather more basically random process, there’s no possibility of predicting what patterns you’re going to get.

http://exileonmoanstreet.blogspot.com/2009/03/william-s-burroughs-shotgun-painting.html, 2010-12-03

Thomas Vinteberg, Dear Wendy (DK FR D UK 2005) 100 min

A young boy in a nameless, timeless American town establishes a gang of youthful misfits united in their love of guns and their code of honor.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0342272/, 2010-12-03

anna demmelbauer magdalena barthofer maria fößl tanja widmann