Explore rare exploitation film posters with The Act of Seeing by Nicolas Winding Refn. A deluxe, silk-bound volume from the Drive director’s private archive.
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Nicolas Winding Refn: The Act of Seeing is a bold, visually arresting art book from the visionary filmmaker behind Drive, Bronson, and The Neon Demon. This stunning volume showcases Refn’s personal archive of rare and outrageous American exploitation film posters—curated, annotated, and celebrated in full, unflinching style.
From vintage sleaze titles like Alice in Acidland and Spiked Heels and Black Nylons to gloriously trashy provocations such as Zero In and Scream and Torture Me, Kiss Me, the posters reflect a raw cinematic history that seduced audiences with lurid taglines and eye-popping design. Refn guides readers through this visceral world with his trademark intensity, exploring how pulp art manipulates the gaze and triggers our most primal reactions.
Published as the inaugural title in the NWR imprint from FAB Press, this collector’s edition is bound in silk and housed in a gold-embossed cloth slipcase. More than a book, The Act of Seeing is a celebration of outsider cinema, a tribute to exploitation’s aesthetic extremes, and a peek into the director’s obsessive visual mind.
