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One of the Funny noh! noh! noh! Shirt In addition,I will do this most arresting images in August features a shirtless young man in a military cap with a feather boa slung over his shoulder, loosely inspired by Liliana Cavani’s controversial erotic drama The Night Porter, from 1974, which featured Charlotte Rampling as a Holocaust survivor who enters into a sadomasochistic relationship with a former Nazi officer. “I would say that picture is about as devious as I could get away with here,” says Schorr. “It was really intended to completely confuse the character. Is it a prisoner of war? Is it a Jew the American soldiers rescued? Is it a German soldier dressing up in this stuff? There’s a performance going on, but it’s not clear if the performer is in on the show. And that’s what I wanted to do—to make a picture where you just weren’t sure if the person you were looking at was participating or not.”