Shia LaBeouf's New Art Installation - Watching All His Own Movies In One Sitting

Right now, Shia LaBeouf is very easy to track down. Since yesterday, he’s been engaged in a three-day movie marathon watching every single film he’s ever starred in, sitting in the Angelika Film Center in New York alongside anybody who wishes to join him.

The project, entitled #ALLMYMOVIES, is another of the living art installations he’s made alongside conceptual artists Luke Turner and Nastja Sade Ronkko. It’s the second such stunt he’s been involved in over the last couple of years, the first being last year’s much-buzzed about (and mocked) #IAMSORRY.

Shia LaBeouf is in the middle of a three-day movie marathon - of his own films

In that, he sat in a room with a paper bag covering his head, with the words ‘I am not famous anymore’ written on it, as total strangers sat opposite him and did whatever they wanted. Literally whatever, in one case, as LaBeouf alleged that he had been sexually assaulted by one punter…

This time, the 29 year old actor is sitting in total silence in the movie theatre as his entire filmography plays in reverse chronological order – from the not-yet-released Man Down to 1998’s The Christmas Path – finished at approximately 7pm on Thursday (November 12th).

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Admission is free to absolutely anybody, and the entire process is also available to watch on livestream – though that webcam is focussed on LaBeouf’s face the whole time. Meaning that you can watch LaBeouf watching himself, and see his reactions to his own work. Will he fall asleep during Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen? Most of us did.

“I think it’s so interesting the way Shia’s reclaiming his career,” a performance artist, Erik Rogers, told the blog Gothamist at the event itself. “I’ll be interested to see how he’s reacting to his own stuff, because I think he’s going to amp up the performance of like, this is me watching my own film, particularly in Nymphomaniac [the infamous Lars Von Trier movie], where he’s got some kinda questionable scenes.”

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