I watched Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni's controversial [at the time] cinematic potpourri
BLOW~UP last night, superbly remastered by the folks at CRITERION which I always thought was a study in Nihilism as David Hemming's 'detached' character drifts through London's swingin' 60's wielding his camera as though if it doesn't exist through his camera's lens ... it doesn't exist at ALL.
While photographing a couple arguing in the park, however, his lens picks up what appears to be a murder in progress. One of the participants, a resplendent Vanessa Redgrave even goes so far as to visit his photography studio and tries to seduce him in an attempt to retrieve the negatives.
Herbie Hancock's ultra cool jazz scoring coupled with an appearance by the Yardbirds only adds to Antonioni's vision of 60's London and the cinematography and editing are on par with Antonioni's finest creations.
VERY Highly Recommended