Titles

About This Movie

Titles is an intriguing entry in Ken Jacobs' Amorous Interludes series, showcasing his experimental approach to film. The atmosphere feels intimate and contemplative, almost like you're peering into someone’s private thoughts. Jacobs plays with pacing in a way that lingers on moments, creating a soft, unsettling tension. There’s something quite distinctive about his practical effects that draw you in, making the ordinary feel extraordinary. The performances, though understated, contribute to a sense of vulnerability and rawness, inviting viewers to reflect on themes of love and connection. It’s the kind of film that stays with you long after it ends, subtly challenging your perceptions of narrative and emotion.

Titles has seen limited releases, primarily in niche art film circles, making it a bit hard to find in standard collections. The film’s experimental nature adds to its rarity, as collectors appreciate the distinctive style Jacobs brings to the table. While not widely distributed, those who know of it often cherish its unconventional approach, and it's become something of a curiosity among enthusiasts of avant-garde cinema.