Blink Jodorowsky

About This Movie

So, Blink Jodorowsky is this intriguing piece from Simon Boswell, though the director remains a mystery. It’s really more of an audio-visual experience than a traditional film. The way it loops these haunting portraits from news footage, it creates a sort of hypnotic atmosphere—like you’re caught in a dream or perhaps a nightmare. Each segment has its own tailored soundtrack, which adds a unique layer to the viewing experience, making it feel alive. It’s not your typical narrative; instead, it’s all about the impact of the imagery and sound, a comment on society that lingers long after you’ve seen it. There’s something oddly meditative about it, yet it provokes thought in a way that’s hard to shake.

Blink Jodorowsky has been released in limited formats, primarily on DVD and a few rare screenings, making it somewhat scarce. Collectors tend to appreciate its unique approach and Boswell's distinctive vision. The film’s standing within art house circles adds to its intrigue, as it often flies under the radar compared to more mainstream works. As a piece of contemporary art, it’s an interesting discussion starter among collectors who appreciate non-traditional narrative forms.