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Michiko Kon Sunflowers and Sardines, 1990

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Anne Laplantine your worlds

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Dziga Vertov’s Enthusiasm (1931)

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Dana Michel 

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“I think human beings are still full of tenderness. They aren’t full of stones but they need to be reminded that they are becoming stones. Crying is a way for people to rediscover their tenderness. In my films I always film people drinking water. After drinking, they piss or cry. Our bodies are like containers. They hold material things like water but also desire and feelings, and power too. That’s why I am interested in bodies...” - Tsai Ming-liang

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J Henderson, The Effects of Semantic Consistency on Eye Movements During Complex Scene Viewing 

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Yvonne Rainer, Kristina Talking Pictures, (1976)

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Foley 

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Barbara in Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train (1951)

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Season 2, Episode 21

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Lygia Clark - Sensorial Mask, 1967.

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Color Analysis Charts by Emily Noyes Vanderpoel (1902) 

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