The Pervert's Guide to Cinema *
Sophie Fiennes, 2007
US
@ MoMA
The general concept is that Slavoj Zizek uses actual or simulated sets from a number of films as backdrops for shots of him talking about those films, complete with clips from the films, into which he kind of edits himself. Or something. I tend to appreciate movies that use the medium to discuss other movies (see This Film Is Not Yet Rated, and Zizek has some interesting ideas, though I don't personally go in for a lot of psychoanalysis of films or directors, at least not as anything more than one of many possible superimposed interpretations of what probably needs no interpretation in the first place.
See also: IMDb
Sophie Fiennes, 2007
US
@ MoMA
The general concept is that Slavoj Zizek uses actual or simulated sets from a number of films as backdrops for shots of him talking about those films, complete with clips from the films, into which he kind of edits himself. Or something. I tend to appreciate movies that use the medium to discuss other movies (see This Film Is Not Yet Rated, and Zizek has some interesting ideas, though I don't personally go in for a lot of psychoanalysis of films or directors, at least not as anything more than one of many possible superimposed interpretations of what probably needs no interpretation in the first place.
See also: IMDb
Labels: 1 Star, 2007, Sophie Fiennes, UK
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