
Something Between Us
2015

Representation Score
Limited
2012
Director
Jodie Mack
Runtime
5 minutes
Average Rating
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Point de Gaze is a formalist study of texture and light rather than a narrative work. Since it lacks a script, cast, or plot, traditional metrics of character's ability to drive the story and interpersonal dialogue do not apply. The film contributes to progressive media by challenging the dominance of linear, character-driven storytelling. It emphasizes the ephemeral and the ornamental through its medium specificity. While it lacks demographic breadth, the work subverts cinematic norms by focusing on texture and light.
Category Breakdown
The film does not explicitly depict gender identity or sexual orientation. It operates within the sensory traditions of queer experimental cinema.
The work disrupts traditional cinematic hierarchies by avoiding the male gaze. It favors tactile, sensory exploration over masculine-coded, action-oriented structures.
As an abstract study of light and lace, the film contains no human cast. There are no ethnic identifiers present to evaluate.
The film promotes visual relativism by prioritizing subjective perception over Western-centric storytelling. It favors a fluid, impressionistic interpretation of the medium.
There are no characters depicted with physical or neurodivergent traits. The focus remains entirely on the optical properties of the film stock.
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Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
Named after a type of Belgian lace, this spectral study investigates intricate illusion and optical arrest.

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