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The Imagemaker (2016)
A Vegas showgirl wanders into the desert while performing her routine. Shot entirely alone in the desert, the film exposes complicity in spectatorship, presenting the hazards of both self-consciousness and self-liberation.
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A Vegas showgirl wanders into the desert while performing her routine. Shot entirely alone in the desert, the film exposes complicity in spectatorship, presenting the hazards of both self-consciousness and self-liberation.
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