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Back Against the Wall, Migrating Forms, Zero Three uncompromising features by James Fotopoulos, the boldly experimental filmmaker who Ed Halter of The New York Press hailed as "the most important new director I've seen in many years." Zero (1997, 142 mins.) is a shocking portrait of the psychological collapse of a young man drifting further and further into total isolation. Migrating Forms (1999, 80 mins.) is a masterful, minimalist exploration of empty sexuality and its psychic and physical consequences. It won Best Feature honors at the New York Underground Film Festival. In Back Against the Wall (2000, 94 mins.), the downfall of a lingerie model is portrayed against the depressing, menacing James Fotopoulos - USA - 1997-2000 - 316 mins. Available from Facets Video |
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