Meat Joy

About This Movie

So, 'Meat Joy' is this wild exploration of sensuality through the medium of meat and other materials. Carolee Schneemann really dives into the visceral experience of flesh and texture. The film feels like a chaotic, yet strangely graceful celebration of the body and its pleasures. It bounces between moments of tenderness and outright abandon, making you feel both intrigued and a bit unsettled. The pacing is deliberately unhurried, allowing the viewer to sink into the layers of paint and raw materials—it's all very tactile. The practical effects here are striking; it’s not just about visuals but the way it plays with our senses. There’s a sense of ritual, almost ecstatic, that keeps you engaged, embodying the essence of physicality in art.

Experimental approach to documentary form · Focus on sensory experiences · Unique blend of eroticism and avant-garde art