Moment

Year: 1968

Runtime: 13 mins

Director: Stephen Dwoskin

Documentary

A single, uninterrupted shot records Tina Fraser’s face before, during, and after orgasm. The film foregrounds the act of looking and the frame’s limits, turning a private sexual episode into a visual study. Director Stephen Dwoskin presents the scene with emotional intensity while keeping distance, preventing the viewer from being absorbed.

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