CHOIR GIRL: OBSESSION SET FREE

Cinemavixion Review

John Fraser's "Choir Girl: Obsession Set Free" delves into the murky depths of artistic fixation and the complex relationship between a photographer, Eugene, and his muse, Josephine, a young street prostitute. Set against the backdrop of a decaying neighborhood, the film explores the potent, and perhaps perilous, symbiosis that develops between the two. Eugene's lens captures Josephine, transforming her into the subject of his art, a transformation that could signify a path to salvation or exploitation. The narrative probes the ethical boundaries of creation and the subjective nature of rescue, leaving the audience to question the true motives behind Eugene's obsessive pursuit. This independent drama offers a thought-provoking examination of power dynamics within artistic endeavors and the blurred lines between observation and control.