Sync: Watch (2005)
Sync features three screens of densely edited film footage, each organized around a different theme—fight scenes, sex scenes, and theater audiences—all progressing at the rate of 12 shots per second. Overlaying all three is a violently percussive audio montage. The result is a new visual choreography that rapidly builds to a state of sensory overload, emphasizing how viewers develop a resistance to graphic sex and brutality, both in the movies and in the news media in general. Only Syn Watch is included here, but you can find an excerpt of Sync Sex in the Destricted collection.
Director: Marco Brambilla
Runtime: 1 min
Release Date: March 3, 2005
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Marco Brambilla
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Sync: Watch about?
- Sync features three screens of densely edited film footage, each organized around a different theme—fight scenes, sex scenes, and theater audiences—all progressing at the rate of 12 shots per second. Overlaying all three is a violently percussive audio montage. The result is a new visual choreography that rapidly builds to a state of sensory overload, emphasizing how viewers develop a resistance to graphic sex and brutality, both in the movies and in the news media in general. Only Syn Watch is included here, but you can find an excerpt of Sync Sex in the Destricted collection.
- Who directed Sync: Watch?
- Sync: Watch was directed by Marco Brambilla.
- How long is Sync: Watch?
- Sync: Watch has a runtime of 1m (1 minutes).