Sync Touch
Ten minutes of film propose a lesbian/feminist aesthetic that connects touch and sight as foundational elements of a new cinema.
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Ten minutes of film propose a lesbian/feminist aesthetic that connects touch and sight as foundational elements of a new cinema.
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A woman filmmaker presents her vision of a new cinema that connects touch and sight. The 1981 film, "Sync Touch," runs for 10 minutes and reflects a lesbian and feminist aesthetic. It considers the tactile nature of childhood within adult women. The documentary links sexuality with filmmaking and includes a scientific analysis of touch. Through these themes, it challenges traditional cinematic forms and invites a rethinking of sensory experiences in film.
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