Fractured Eye : A Journal of Subversive Film Arts

FRACTUREDe€ˆEYE is new large-format annual film journal, edited by well-known authors Stephen Barber and Jack Hunter, who between them have produced around 50 books on global cinema and cultural history.

FRACTUREDe€ˆEYE does not concern itself with either "mainstream" or "cult" cinema, but rather takes its cue from Amos Vogel's seminal 1974 study Film As A Subversive Art.

Subjects covered by FRACTUREDe€ˆEYE Volume One include illegal film pornography in the 1970s, execution film documents of WW2, film documents of extreme performance art, subversive film documentaries, unfilmed surrealist film scenarios, revolutionary Japanese cinema of 1969, the origins of film projection technology, films of urban demolition, surgical films, and various works of renegade, politically prohibited or transgressive cinema. The book is heavily illustrated with unusual and often disquieting photographs, and is recommended for adult readers only.

Subjects covered include Vienna Aktion Cinema, Tokyo 1969, Tatsumi Hijikata, Pierre Guyotat, Koji Wakamatsu, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Skladanowsky Brothers, Georges Franju, and much more.

Jack Hunter is author and editor of over 20 previous books on cinema, including EROSe€ˆINe€ˆHELL and MOONCHILD, as well as the popular book on Japanese art, DREAMe€ˆSPECTRES, and the counterculture classic FREAKe€ˆBABYLON.

Stephen Barber is a renowned cultural historian and author of over 20 books, including key studies on Antonin Artaud, Tatsumi Hijikata, and abandoned cinema architecture.