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This should work more as an example than anything else. But one could edit and play with it... This should work more as an example than anything else. But one could edit and play with it...
Kino-Cock: The Virility Of The Man With A Movie Camera, A Metastudy ## Kino-Cock: The Virility Of The Man With A Movie Camera, A Metastudy
Alexander Carson Alexander Carson
(Disclaimer: This article is being used as an example of how to format an article using the backend of the site. The original article is from Edition 14 of Synoptique.) (Disclaimer: This article is being used as an example of how to format an article using the backend of the site. The original article is from Edition 14 of Synoptique.)
A sexy reading of Dziga Vertov’s Man With A Movie Camera in which the author explores the parallels between the camera eye of the film and the male sex organ. A sexy reading of *Dziga Vertov’s* ***Man With A Movie Camera*** in which the author explores the parallels between the camera eye of the film and the male sex organ.
Author’s note: I have chosen to insert youtube clips throughout my analysis—this is, after all, an online journal. Man With A Movie Camera has appeared with several different musical scores in recent decades. I have chosen the Cinematic Orchestra version. The reader/viewer should feel free to mute the accompaniment if it seems distracting or undesirable—sound has no bearing on the analysis presented here. Author’s note: I have chosen to insert youtube clips throughout my analysis—this is, after all, an online journal. Man With A Movie Camera has appeared with several different musical scores in recent decades. I have chosen the Cinematic Orchestra version. The reader/viewer should feel free to mute the accompaniment if it seems distracting or undesirable—sound has no bearing on the analysis presented here.