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Let Rip: A Personal History of Seeing and Not Seeing

Country: United Kingdom, Language: English, 8 mins

  • Director: Lee Campbell

CGiii Comment

An excruciating experimental film.

The visuals aren't good...but, the audio is horrible.


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The(ir) Blurb...

As a teenager, you do not really know who you are. This film is a self-reflection - a ‘this is what it was like’ to come to terms with my homosexuality; of me finding somebody attractive (men) but not really knowing what I am. Some ‘rips’ reveal imagery and text quickly whilst others are slow - how things come to you over time. It is an excess of snippets from my life and moments of recognition pertaining to the desire to be seen but not wanting to be seen at the same time.