Blow Job

Blow Job (1964) is a short film directed by Andy Warhol. Filmed in January 1964, the 35-minute film was shot with a 16-millimetre Bolex silent camera on black-and-white film. It depicts the face of an anonymous young man (DeVeren Bookwalter) as he receives fellatio from an off-screen partner, widely reported to be avant-garde filmmaker Willard Maas. While shot at 24 fps, Warhol specified that it should be projected at 16 fps, slowing it down by a third. Despite the explicit subject matter, the camera shows only the expression on the young man's face. The sexual act itself is not seen. It is unknown whether it is a male or a female performing the act, and it is unseen, therefore the viewer must simply take it at face value that fellatio is indeed occurring. The identity of the person performing the act is disputed. Warhol states in his book POPism (New York: Harcourt Brace, 1980) that five different boys performed the fellatio. This can be found on page 64 and 65 of the book. In... full article at wikipedia