Sync

Sync is an experimental film that transforms sampled images from sex scenes in both mainstream and adult films. By eliminating original continuity and narrative, it creates a new visual choreography that builds a strong subliminal impression. The editing includes samples as brief as single frames, emphasizing the formulaic and derivative aspects of how sexuality is portrayed in cinema.

The film's structure leads to a gradual sensory overload, enhancing the viewer's experience of motion and rhythm. Sync serves as an exploration of cinematic language, pushing the boundaries of how film can convey meaning through visual sampling and editing techniques. It stands apart in its genre by challenging viewers to reconsider their perceptions of the material it draws from.