autoerotica
autoerotica

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autoerotica

2000
Movie
16 min
English

"autoerotica" is a story of love, procrastination and automobiles. Jake and Gord are the kind of “guys” who cling to their adolescence like drowning men to a piece of wood. They cruise the city in the car known as Sheena, Jake’s personal metaphor of freedom, a (rusting, gas guzzling) icon of his youth, their conversations cycling back through women of the past and speculations about women of the future while Jake looks for ways to avoid moving in with his girlfriend Molly. Meanwhile, in another part of the jungle, Molly decides to cure Jake of his autoerotica.

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Director: David R. D'AmatoGenres: Drama, Thriller

Plot Summary

A man's obsession with a woman he encounters online leads him down a dark path. As he delves deeper into her digital life, the lines between reality and fantasy begin to blur, with potentially dangerous consequences. His pursuit becomes increasingly consuming, testing the limits of his sanity and his understanding of human connection.

Critical Reception

Autoerotica is an independent film that garnered a limited release and has not achieved widespread critical acclaim. Information regarding its reception is scarce, with most available commentary focusing on its low-budget nature and unconventional narrative. Audience reception is similarly difficult to gauge due to its niche distribution.

What Reviewers Say

  • The film is noted for its attempt at exploring themes of online obsession and digital relationships.

  • Critical analysis is sparse, making it difficult to summarize common viewpoints.

  • Its independent nature means it was not subject to extensive professional reviews.

Google audience: Due to the film's limited release and obscurity, there is no significant amount of Google user reviews available to summarize.

Fun Fact

The film was written, directed, and starred David R. D'Amato, who also served as the cinematographer.

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