Yin Yang Insane A Zen Film

Yin Yang Insane
One Man on a One Way Road Towards Insanity.
 
A Donald G. Jackson - Scott Shaw Zen Film
 Starring Robert Z’Dar with a Special Appearance by Donald G. Jackson

 
Yin Yang Insane is a Zen Film concept that was conceived by Donald G. Jackson and Scott Shaw. In the tradition of Cinéma Pur, this film follows a man on a long drive as he progresses towards insanity where he ultimately encounters his alter ego.

SINOPSIS:
Drawing from the tradition of the Twilight Zone, this cutting edge feature film has been touted as one of the most visually stunning and emotionally disturbing movies made to date, by the Hollywood Reporter. Filmed in the desolate wasteland of the California desert, and its surrounding communities, Yin Yang Insane is a psychological thriller that follows a corporate gangster who, after making his biggest score, finds that he is pursued by a dark, shadowy figure attempting to effect revenge. From TV Guide
 
FILM FACTS:
This movie was initially filmed in 1996 but was not edited at the time of its creation. It sat in the can for a few years before Scott Shaw incorporate some of the footage from the film into the Zen Film which eventually became, Armageddon Blvd.
 
After the passing of Donald G. Jackson in 2003, Shaw realizing that a large section of the filmed footage had not been used, edited the full length and intended version of the film in 2007. He titled it, Yin Yang Insane.

ARTICLES:

• Yin Yang Insane: A Descent into the Unconventional

• Yin Yang Insane: A Dive into Psychological Thriller Territory