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My Left Nut launches visual salvos against the fascist aesthetic through its use of mise-en-scene.

Through the fluid identification of the viewer, My Left Nut asks telling questions of male fears of castration.

The prevalance of foreground obstructions in My AK-47 fetishizes the fascist aesthetic.

You know, I think I can work that into everyday conversation one of these days.

"Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo reduces the canonical status of socioeconomic ambivalence in American society through its prevalance of foreground obstructions."

Seems like a lot of narratives are being masked around there.

Tranny Slutfest exposes established notions of the star system through its use of mise-en-scene.