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Blow Job (1964)

Andy Warhol directs a single 35-minute shot of a man's face to capture his facial expressions as he receives the sexual act depicted in the title.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1964
Language
- English
Duration
- 35 mins
Director
- Andy Warhol
Starring
- DeVeren Bookwalter
- Willard Maas
Genres
- Documentary
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Leonardo - Malacay - S 03 Dec 2008

Pues el concepto es chevere pero en ultimas es aburrido y repetitivo es mejor hacerlo o que te lo hagan que verlo

Eric H 08 Mar 2009

I like this film, it's nice. It has blow jobs, and sexy things. It doesn't have a very big story, not a big one, just a average one. But the slow motion, WOW! And when the film, it is speed, SPECTACYULE! The acting, for me, IT IS THE BEST! I reccommend for one, FOR ALL!

Mikel D 28 Oct 2015

I understand this film. I understand how it's about our own sexual implications we impose upon expression, about the person/s giving the potential oral sex and the malleability of imposing a character onto it. I get it. This movie was boring. That might be intentional. But honestly, I find the film pretentious and tedious.

Christopher G 09 Aug 2007

Exactly the kind of thing you expect from Andy Worhol. Your take on this film will undoubtedly depend on your feelings for the director. Most of the stuff you read about this short film will have you believe that the premise is much more intriguing than it really is. For all the hype, it basically boils down to seven minutes of a badly lit face silently moaning in front of a camera. Is the man on screen truly receiving the titular act? Personally, I think he's faking it.

matheus c 03 Sep 2007

Filme do Warhol que mostra a câmera fixa durante 30 minutos no rosto de um cara que supostamente está recebendo um boquete. É o tipo de filme que você encontra nas bienais de cultura e exposições de arte. Você tem que sentar, olhar e tirar sua interpretação do que está sendo mostrado. Durante o filme, surgem várias perguntas: "Ele está recebendo um boquete?"; "Ele está fingindo?"; e por aí vai. Ao mesmo tempo que a câmera mostra as expressões faciais, me pareceu um ato tanto solitário, e um boquete geralmente gira em torno da interação entre duas pessoas. Mas mesmo assim você continua capturado, seduzido pela imagem. Sendo o filme de 1963, muito antes desse tempo de exibições via webcam e reality shows, talvez aí resida o motivo do prestígio desse filme, já que naquela época ele já criticava o que de fato está acontecendo hoje em dia. Não é um filme de entretenimento, mas ajuda a desenvolver um pensamento crítico sobre o que vemos na tela e a maneira que interpretamos essas imagens.