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One of the loveliest films about how we all keep getting up to make a buck inside the most absurd confines imaginable I’ve ever seen. A miniDV, experimental odyssey that remembers what blocking is. Who knew! An instant favorite, a film after my entire heart. The future is…
propulsive, gorgeous, overwhelmingly warm. Made me fall in love with LA. Needle drops so good I want them projected onto a brick wall during a set. Killer of Sheep comparisons are not unwarranted; it’s the announcement of a studied, singular voice, a narrative-but-plotless,…
Was less about the thing it said it was gonna be about, which was nice. I thought of Southland Tales, Inland Empire, Tokyo Drift and Miami Vice while soaking in that beautiful Panasonic AG-DVX100 texture. Absolutely gorgeous and inventive. Convinced me to shoot my next film…
DISCLAIMER: I worked on this movie. This movie rules. So many indelible images. Every movie should reference Killer of Sheep.
prefer this as a work of process (filmed every sunday over the course of a year with close friends in places they would anyways frequent) and ethos (reject aspirations towards “good” filmmaking, ie. mixing the sound in the car shop when the angle grinder is on) as the…
La sinopsis de esta pelicula es totalmente engañosa. Es una basura experimental pretenciosa que se hace pasar por pelicula. Tramas que no llevan a ningun lado, personajes que nunca se llegan a entender, planos y secuencias para quedarse dormidos y un largo etcétera. Hasta…
Dude: “My grandma died in a hit and run accident”Other dude: *blows smoke rings*Filmed on the brink of an apocalypse. Just wish it was a bit shorter and had slightly more focus.
Drifting in circumvention of reality. The low-fidelity horizon dawns with burnt-in pixels but the prevailing concept here never ceases to posture. To a degree it persists as an illustration of performative existence where everything is captured by a camera, appealing to…
You will eat the bugs etc etc etc. Captures the specific vibe of performative hustle culture that has come to define so much of life in the 2020s, where economic and environmental precarity have made it increasingly infeasible not to hustle, and omnipresent surveillance…