This is the first study of the films of Francois Ozon, and places the precocious French auteur in a lucid critical framework, highlighting Ozon's importance for a thoroughly postmodern film-going generation. -- .
Something to Watch Over Me
The book examines the impact of traumatic isolation and neglect on individuals, highlighting how these experiences can foster a longing for connection through screen media. It suggests that people may unconsciously seek out certain types of media as a form of emotional support, believing that they provide a sense of oversight and care when real-life relationships fall short. The exploration spans both childhood and adulthood, considering the influence of familial and societal factors on this phenomenon.