Just Hold Still
New York City's architecture influences the mental states of its residents in Jem Cohen's 1989 film set against the city's urban backdrop.
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New York City's architecture influences the mental states of its residents in Jem Cohen's 1989 film set against the city's urban backdrop.
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New York City pulses with energy in Jem Cohen's 1989 documentary, Just Hold Still. The film captures the chaotic rhythm of urban life while examining the psychological effects of architecture on its inhabitants. Through a series of short works and collaborations, Cohen blurs the lines between documentary, narrative, and experimental film. The city emerges as a dynamic entity, influencing perception and state of mind amid its vibrant disturbances.
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