Behindert

“One then has to consider that the experience of making (or seeing) a “personal” film (or any borderless film) is like making a trip into an unfamiliar land – to a place where you’ve never been; like having a love affair with a person who demands things of you that you have never done before. It becomes an adventure and a process of revealing one’s selfhood. It insists that the spectator has to work at viewing.” S. Dwoskin