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It was the camera.
"For a second I just thought it was the camera guy," she said.
It was the camera move you employ when you're placed close to the subject in a tight space and want to capture a specially designed outfit that goes all the way down to the ground.
Fine tool, but also fun toy, it was the camera Andy Warhol took to parties and discos, his portraits composing an informal documentary of the Manhattan scene of the 1970's.
"I think they raised $60, turned up at the service station and the narrative over the top says: 'Here they are, spent hours in getting the $60 and then they throw it away within a few minutes on themselves, eating lollies, junk food, etc.' Turns out it was the camera crew that actually paid for it and they took the money home.
Yet with all the talent on show, when the New York Times pinpointed the film's main attraction it was the camera's "seamless, fluid narrative" it praised.
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