The Articulated Gaze

I recently developed a passion for watching films through a communicative lens. In other words, I find myself most engaged with films that either overtly or subconsciously entertain a challenge in inter or intra personal communication. The Articulated Gaze analyzes films that use dramas in communication as either subtexts or vital plot elements. The films selected do not necessarily relate to each other outside of this context or interpretation. You will not find descriptions of the movies; but you will find products of an articulated gaze.

Please select to read:

1. Mystery Train -- Jim Jarmusch, 1989

2. Blow Up -- Michelangelo Antonioni, 1966

3. The Conversation -- Francis Ford Coppola, 1974

4. Jules and Jim -- François Truffaut, 1962