"The avenue to oblivion is quite accessible really -- merely make a movie        that's murder on an audience." So said writer-director Milton Moses Ginsberg     about this bold, experimental drama. But while it may have secured his place     in oblivion, the film remains a potent, provocative work, and its festival     revival 30 years after its initial release is a testament to its originality.  Shot almost entirely from a single camera angle, with its studio apartment     setting seen through a mirror, the film follows the secretly filmed sexual       encounters and emotional confrontations between a psychiatrist (Rip Torn) and  several women (including Sally Kirkland and Viveca Lindfors).                  Milton Moses Ginsberg---USA---1969---111 mins.