The Wild Eye

Year: 1967

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Paolo Cavara

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A relentless documentarian wields his camera with the same possessiveness men show toward women, treating his subjects—especially a woman likened to something you’d keep in a cage—as objects to capture. He will stop at nothing to film bizarre, apparently true‑to‑life scenarios, blurring the line between observation and exploitation.

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