Kristoffer Borgli's 'The Drama' Explores Identity Through the Gaze of Others
Mariantonietta Losanno and Anita Romanello examine Kristoffer Borgli's film 'The Drama: lo sguardo altrove', which questions identity and existence when no one is watching. The film delves into how individuals construct themselves through the approval and gaze of others, particularly in intimate relationships. Borgli asks what happens if, just before marriage, one begins to lose esteem for their future spouse. The work reflects on the human need to be seen and recognized, transforming into gazes without bodies and bodies without gaze. The analysis was published on doppiozero on May 21, 2026.
Key facts
- The article is titled 'The Drama: lo sguardo altrove'
- Authors are Mariantonietta Losanno and Anita Romanello
- Published on doppiozero on May 21, 2026
- Focuses on Kristoffer Borgli's film 'The Drama'
- Explores themes of identity, gaze, and approval in relationships
- Questions what happens when esteem for a spouse diminishes before marriage
- Discusses the human need to be seen and recognized by others
- Describes individuals as 'gazes without bodies' and 'bodies without gaze'
Entities
Artists
- Kristoffer Borgli
- Mariantonietta Losanno
- Anita Romanello
Institutions
- doppiozero