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The Black Hole is a documentary featuring Philippe Grandrieux as he meets various individuals who share their perspectives on the nature of images and reality. The film includes insights from psychoanalyst Juan David Nasio, who provides a thoughtful examination of the concepts of real and reality. This dialogue is framed within the context of previous works by thinkers like Paul Virilio, who discussed the relationship between the world and images.
With a runtime of 31 minutes, the documentary presents a series of reflections that challenge viewers to consider how images shape their understanding of the world. The discussions are rooted in psychoanalytic theory, offering a unique lens through which to view the interplay between perception and reality.
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.
Perfect For
Psychoanalysis enthusiastsFans of philosophical discussionsDocumentary lovers