Coming Apart - Milton Moses Ginsberg (1969)

Director and writer: Milton Moses Ginsberg
USA - 1969 - B/W
Cast: Rip Torn, Sally Kirkland, Viveca Lindfors, Darlene Cotton, Phoebe Dorin, Robert Blankshine, Julie Garfield

New York. Joe Glazer is a psychiatrist who placed a hidden camera in order to film his affairs in his apartment. He encounters numerous women: a masochist who wants him to burn cigarettes on her chest; a blond with her baby; a former client; some girls on a party; his former girlfriend. Ultimately, he feels more and more depressed, until he shows the camera to a girl. In slow motion, one girl wrecks his whole apartment.
Cult underground experimental black and white art-drama "Coming Apart" caused a real sensation back in 1969 due to it's free use of erotic, foul language and voyeurism, and it's ferocity still seems undated. The whole film is shot through one angle of the protagonist Joe's hidden camera in his apartment, creating a documentary feeling.