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A Best Feature award winner at the New York Underground Film Festival, Migrating Forms is a masterful, minimalist exploration of empty sexuality and its psychic and physical consequences. In a stark, nearly empty room, a man and a woman meet for passionless sex. A growth on the woman's back infects the man, but the implications of the infection, like the characters themselves, remain elusive. "Fotopoulos is the most important new director I've seen in many years, creating distinctive visions seething with ontological unease" (Ed Halter, New York Press).
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Migrating Forms
Starring: Preston Baty , Rebecca Lewis , Kiele Sanchez , Edward Flynn , and Mimi Marks Director: James Fotopoulos Manufacturer: Facets ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD  General
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ASIN: B00007L4IE Release Date: 2003-03-04 |
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A Best Feature award winner at the New York Underground Film Festival, Migrating Forms is a masterful, minimalist exploration of empty sexuality and its psychic and physical consequences. In a stark, nearly empty room, a man and a woman meet for passionless sex. A growth on the woman's back infects the man, but the implications of the infection, like the characters themselves, remain elusive. "Fotopoulos is the most important new director I've seen in many years, creating distinctive visions seething with ontological unease" (Ed Halter, New York Press).DVD:
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