The term ‘Objet a,’ borrowed from Lacan, denotes a lack or absence that drives desire, functioning as an object-cause rather than a tangible object. Accordingly, a fitting title for Ann Oren’s new film might be ‘Object A to Z,’ reflecting its remarkably diverse array of subjects, ranging from the mundane to the obscure.
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