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Secret Digger sequel just ONE WEEK LATER? There's a monologue in this about postcards and cities and nature which I think is one of the most beautiful pieces of writing I've ever experienced and I'm not sure if it was written for this film or if it's from an existing book.
Set in a potentially not-so-distant future where humans were forced to abandon the planet, the narrative of "Tropical Fractals" unfolds in a couple of locations: aboard a spaceship, where scientists have collected and digitized all kinds of data in an effort to preserve a…
Through what it has become, one can look back with nostalgia at what it was
Felt like when you walk into the cinema room at a museum and they are playing random b-rolls of nature… parts were beautiful but for a movie that has plenty of story underlying it, the choice to fully embrace directionlessness was slightly jarring
CUFF Loved this so much. What does it mean for being to disclose itself in ‘artificial’ spaces? What does disclosure mean in general? It also makes a point about the politics of disclosure, that Being’s ability to disclose gives it a certain power that human techne cannot…
sort of an extended Baudrillard riff that’s been done endlessly. The slow cinema stuff in it feels undeveloped, especially the final shot. What are we doing here, guys? I talked to Jacob Gregor about it after and he made me appreciate it a bit more where he was talking…
LFF26 #3 Beautiful and meditative First ever double bill day and it being at LFF feels appropriate
a lovely meditation on what we’re leaving behind and why but all the ideas felt a bit too ephemeral - it’s immersive but doesn’t hit as hard imo. great first feature otherwise considering he did it all himself and shot it in his apartment etc
Very nice to see Sci-fi shot on 16mm film.