Nothing, Nobody, Nowhere 1999 · 10 min 16mm film by Zack Stiglicz Show more Directed by Zack Stiglicz + My List Mark as watched ↗ Share Your Rating ★★★★★ More from Zack StigliczSee all →‹Life/Expectancy · 1999Life/Expectancy1999MovieVoice-over (by Fleming's partner, Zack Stiglicz) combines narrative fragments about a solitary woman and excerpts from books on psychology to create a sense of everyday melancholy▶+Pompeii · 1994Pompeii1994MovieZack Stiglicz collage film▶+Coiled · 1993Coiled1993MovieA ‘hieroglyphic remembrance’ of desire for love, exploring heterosexual desire amidst the Fever Zone of homoerotic mysteries and narcissistic compulsion.(…)▶+Blink · 1998Blink1998MovieA "lush, hand-painted" film - Fred Camper▶+Aristophanes on Broadway · 1991Aristophanes on Broadway1991Movie‘The subversive power of this piece remains central to this seemingly lyrical visual study of the 1990 Gay Pride Procession in Chicago. Motion is slowed, image is inverted so we are actually watching a high contrast negative (you’ve never seen colours like this). The beauty of the visuals is striking as is the classical intentionality of the Speech of Aristophanes from Plato’s Symposium.’ – Shellie Fleming▶+Rose of the Night · 1990Rose of the Night1990Movie16mm film by Zack Stiglicz▶+Posthumously Yours · 2003Posthumously Yours2003MovieA flickering interweaving of abstract imagery, homoerotic performance, text, and motifs of metaphysics and death.▶+Voices From the Chora · 1991Voices From the Chora1991MovieZack Stiglicz film from 1991▶+Alien Nay/Shun · 2004Alien Nay/Shun2004MovieVideo collage of text and imagery exploring alienation, strangeness, homoerotics, resistance, and death.▶+Murder Will Out: Measured Silence · 2000Murder Will Out: Measured Silence2000MovieDramaAbstract imagery and shots of bodies and faces flicker with poetic voiceover text that meditates on death, memory, dreams and history.▶+Sculpted · 1992Sculpted1992Movie16mm film by Zack Stiglicz▶+God The Pugilist · 1996God The Pugilist1996Movie"In God the Pugilist—The 13th Protocol Stiglicz animates cutouts from a painting of Adam and Eve amid the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza; his commentary is as puzzling as his attempt to join European and Mesoamerican imagery, which is interesting for its over-the-top weirdness alone." - Fred Camper▶+Sexual Economy of Risk · 2002Sexual Economy of Risk2002MovieExperimental investigations and transformations of porn, including self as porn-mechanism. 'The Sexual Economy of Risk' partly visualizes reflections of Slavoj Zizek (from On Belief): '...the passage from animal copulation to properly human sexuality affects the human animal in such a way that it causes the human animal's radical self-withdrawal, so that the zero-level of human sexuality is not the 'straight' sexual intercourse, but the solitary act of masturbation sustained by fantasizing ---the passage from this self-immersion to involvement with an Other, to finding pleasure in the Other's body is by no means 'natural', it involved a series of traumatic cuts, leaps and inventive improvistaions...' -Slavoj Zizek.▶+›More Like ThisCouldn't load this row right now.