Juan David Nasio explores concepts of reality through interviews presented by Philippe Grandrieux, reflecting on images and meaning in relation to Paul Virilio's work.
Synopsis
Juan David Nasio explores concepts of reality through interviews presented by Philippe Grandrieux, reflecting on images and meaning in relation to Paul Virilio's work.
Synopsis
Juan David Nasio discusses concepts of real and reality in "The Black Hole." Filmmaker Philippe Grandrieux presents a series of interviews for TV Fnac, featuring various individuals sharing their perspectives on images and meaning. The documentary, released in 1989, follows Paul Virilio's work, "The World is an Image," and precedes Jean-Louis Schaeffet's contributions. It runs for 31 minutes and offers insights into psychoanalysis through personal narratives and reflections.
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Why Watch
- Meet psychoanalyst Juan David Nasio and his views on reality.
- See how images influence our understanding of the world.
- Find out what Paul Virilio said about images.
Did You Know
- The documentary features insights from psychoanalyst Juan David Nasio.
- It has a total duration of 31 minutes.
- The film was produced in 1989.
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Who is the director of The Black Hole?
Philippe Grandrieux is the director of The Black Hole.
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The Black Hole has a duration of 31 minutes.
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Psychoanalyst Juan David Nasio provides reflections on real and reality in The Black Hole.
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