Warhol's Films

Andy Warhol’s films are experimental and avant-garde, emphasizing everyday moments and mundane objects over traditional storytelling. They often feature long, unedited shots of people, static camera work, and minimal narrative, challenging conventional film techniques. Warhol aimed to explore the boundary between art and entertainment, blurring distinctions between high and low culture. His films, like "Empire" and "Sleep," invite viewers to contemplate duration, reality, and perception, emphasizing process over plot. Overall, Warhol’s cinema celebrates ordinary life and questions cinematic norms, positioning film as a medium for experimentation and reflection.