VOICE CHOICES ARCHIVES

Rape

by Jim Hoberman

February 16, 2011

Dir. Yoko Ono (1969).
Yoko Ono’s voyeuristic masterpiece is an unsettling real-time experiment in which an unsuspecting subject is dogged to the point of near-breakdown by a non-communicative camera crew.

Wed., Feb. 23, 6:45 p.m., 2011

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