Now Pretend
Genre :
Experimental
Now Pretend is an experimental investigation into the use of race as an arbitrary signifier. Drawing upon language, personal memories and the 1959 text, "Black Like Me", it deals with Lacan's "mirror state" theories of beauty and the movement from object to subject.
Directors :
Leah Gilliam
Markets :
Experimental
Year Released : 1992
Color : B & W
Country : US
Original Language : English
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Visual Journey: Scenes from Now Pretend
Explore a gallery of images from "Now Pretend," offering a visual feast that captures the essence of its story.
Screenings
Emerging Women Video and Filmmakers, Brooklyn Museum, 2003
African-American Women Behind the Camera series, Brooklyn Museum, 1993
Anthology Film Archives
