Rape (TV) (1969) presents a stark and unsettling narrative through the lens of a cameraman who pursues a young woman through the urban landscape. The cameraman's relentless pursuit culminates in a symbolic assault in a dark alley, where he knocks her down. The film is devoid of dialogue, allowing the visual narrative to convey the chilling message. The documentary explores the theme of an unyielding, clinical camera lens that invades the privacy of individuals and groups, often for the entertainment of the viewing audience. This concept captivated critic Willie Frischauer, who drew a parallel in the Evening Standard, stating that the film achieves for the television era what Franz Kafka's "The Trial" did for the age of totalitarianism.
Rape (TV) (1969)
1969 · Documentary · 74 min. · Austria
Credits
Direction John Lennon · Yoko Ono
Cast Eva Majlata
Screenplay John Lennon · Yoko Ono
Cinematography Nicholas D. Knowland
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Title Rape (TV)
Original title Rape (TV)
Year 1969
Type Documentary
Length 74 min.
Country Austria
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