One can determine a line in Tscherkassky’s oeuvre which turns around a game with filmic presentation, with degrees of recognisability — with the only-just and the not-any-more. Just to see desire. An example of this is Erotique. One sees swirling pictures, parts of a woman’s face, red lips, eyes in cyclical fragments of movement. Often it is difficult to tell which part of the body one actually sees (whoever wants to can see/imagine/think sexual organs and sexual acts.) The gaze gets hung up on partial objects, no integral, whole body to think about. No body, whose representation was always one of the problems in cinema.
Mikey and Nicky
Crime, Drama
6.9
Dune
Science Fiction, Adventure
7.8
The Shawshank Redemption
Drama, Crime
8.7
The Devil Wears Prada
Drama, Comedy
7.4
Star Wars
Adventure, Action, Science Fiction
8.2
Weekend at Bernie's
Comedy, Crime
6.4
A Quiet Place
Horror, Drama, Science Fiction
7.4
Logan
Action, Drama, Science Fiction
7.8
Dracula 2000
Thriller, Horror, Action, Fantasy
5.2
Avatar
Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
7.6
Pride & Prejudice
Drama, Romance
8.1
Oldboy
Drama, Thriller, Mystery, Action
8.3
The Northman
Action, Adventure, Fantasy
7.0
Everest
Adventure, Drama, History
6.8
Jurassic World
Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
6.7
Anora
Drama, Comedy, Romance
7.0
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
Animation, Fantasy, Horror, Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
7.6
Love, Simon
Comedy, Drama, Romance
8.0
The Shining
Horror, Thriller
8.2
Avengers: Endgame
Adventure, Science Fiction, Action
8.2