‘Objet a’ Explores Desire and Control in New Film
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‘Objet a’ Explores Desire and Control in New Film

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Aenne Schwarz and Louis Hofmann star in Ann Oren's new film, ‘Objet a,’ which explores themes of desire and control. The filmmakers connect the story to contemporary issues like climate change and technological advancements.

Aenne Schwarz and Louis Hofmann are starring as hand surgeons with “irresistible fixations” in Ann Oren’s new film, ‘Objet a.’ The film premiered at Locarno.

The creators discuss how their work fits into a moment defined by what they describe as "war, climate catastrophe and tech fascism." They suggest the film reflects an era where people are increasingly disconnected from physical intimacy, stating that audiences “touch flat screens more than our lover’s skin.

The film is currently being shown at the Locarno festival.

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