Synopsis
"lt's formative and necessary and a part of things to know about the tenderness, vulgarity, violence and selflessness that we're capable of at any one moment and in any one emotional sexual involvement.
Dyn Amo is a film about all this, taking as its setting a strip-club, and as its subjects a series of strippers and their admirers." –
Ros Spain"Each of
Dwoskin's films could be thus described: a man gazes at a woman who returns his gaze. This arm-wrestling match lasts as long as necessary; sometimes it's as soft as a caress, other times as intense as a demand. At times, fear, rejection, wounded pride, abandonment permeate this tense cinema, paralyzed by the camera gaze. As in a peep show, his films are watched in complete isolation. They speak to the solitude of us all." –
Philippe Azoury"Free and intimate, sensual and cerebral, experimental and political,
Dwoskin's cinema is heir to the surrealists and
Georges Bataille, to
Andy Warhol and
Jack Smith." –
Isabelle Regnier