OK

This experimental documentary is a compilation of clips from various films and television shows, curated and presented by Italian film critic Enrico Ghezzi. It explores themes of memory, cinema, and the nature of visual representation through a non-linear and associative editing style. The film serves as a personal reflection on Ghezzi's extensive engagement with film history and theory.

As an experimental and highly personal documentary, "OK (2007)" received a very niche reception, primarily within academic and cinephile circles. Its challenging structure and abstract approach were appreciated by those familiar with Ghezzi's work and avant-garde cinema, though it was not widely reviewed by mainstream critics.

• A challenging and avant-garde exploration of cinema and memory.

• Appreciated for its unique associative editing and Ghezzi's personal vision.

• Likely to be polarizing due to its experimental nature.

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Enrico Ghezzi, the director and curator of "OK (2007)", is a highly respected and influential Italian film critic known for his extensive knowledge and for hosting the long-running television program 'Blob'.