Experience Radley Metzger's 1975 film "The Image," known for its meticulous exploration of taboo subjects and its unique release under Metzger's own name during his 'Henry Paris' period. This screening includes a special introduction by Rob King, series curator, film historian, and author of "Man of Taste: The Erotic Cinema of Radley Metzger," and Ashley West, writer and founder of The Rialto Report.

The Image with Rob King (series curator, film historian and author), Ashley West (writer and founder of The Rialto Report)

Radley Metzger's "The Image" is a detailed exploration of boundary-pushing themes, with characters navigating the edges of societal taboos. The film adapts the infamous S&M novel L’Image (1956). Notably, this was the only film Metzger released under his real name during his 'Henry Paris' period, cleverly subverting his usual pseudonym practice.