A man is sitting in front of a screen on which home movies are being projected. The way he reacts to the pictures says a lot about his tragic personal life. The film-maker himself calls his approach that of the metaphorical glance: people too often focus on negative things behind them, while their gaze should be directed ahead.
In a hotel room, a woman in crisis is exposed to an avalanche of audio-visual impressions via television, magazines, books, radio and sound equipment. Picture…
