60 Unit; Bruise
Movie info
Wong's first colour videotape bears the influence of several artistic genres popular in the 1970s, including performance and body art. We see Kenneth Fletcher draw several millilitres of blood from his arm and inject the contents of the syringe into Paul Wong's back, just under the skin. The camera closes in on this, observing the slow response of the immune system as the skin turns red and purple. What was originally intended as a sort of ritual uniting the young men as blood brothers, with implicit reference to drug use, has become a disturbing and dangerous act, when AIDS evokes our deepest fears and anxieties.
Topics about 60 Unit; Bruise
No topics yet
Be the first to spark the conversation!
Create a forum topic and share your thoughts with the community!
Create a forum topic and share your thoughts with the community!
Text
300×250px
Original Language
English
Director