Nausea (2005)
Plot — What is Nausea about?
Nausea is a synthesis of text and image that draws inspiration from Impressionism, On Kawara, Barnett Newman and the existential diary of Jean-Paul Sartre from which it adopts its title. The video footage is a journal of observations shot entirely on a mobile phone. Crudely low resolution, it retains a fuzzy warmth and familiarity rather than the cold and impersonal qualities of much digital technology, challenging a ‘certain end-point in cinema, wherein we only ever imagine and receive mediated images.’
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Quick Facts
| Type | Movie |
| Released | 2005 |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 55 min |
Nausea — FAQ
Is Nausea worth watching? Nausea is a synthesis of text and image that draws inspiration from Impressionism, On Kawara, Barnett Newman and the existential diary of Jean-Paul Sartre from which it adopts its title. The video footage is a journal of
Who directed Nausea? Directed by Matthew Noel-Tod.
Where can I stream Nausea? Streaming availability for Nausea is listed above when a platform is confirmed. MovieLink App is an info guide and hosts no files.
When did Nausea release? It released in 2005.