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“The ocean is the only crossing to reach Mount Analogue. Through each wave, which breaks into each of the primary colours, a gateway opens to a new perception...”. First piece of a short film series, inspired by the pre-Hispanic myth of the Sixth Sun.
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Reminded me a bit of Joe Bernard, albeit with material stretched thin. Of course, JB’s films never played with sound, and often tend to be much faster paced, and those are also filmed on Super 8 where this is 16 blown to 35 (and then presented as a video). It’s minor work. I like the waterfall.
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Yeah I fuck with it. Bro had a word count of 3000 words and was stuck on 100
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Corto que hizo el profe del curso de celuloide, la verdad que las primeras escenas con el mar y el sol y el halo... sintiendo cositas, qué bonito es el mundo y poder verlo desde la mirada de otras personas
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Orgasmo del ciber espacio (corto d mi profe del curso) so hypnotic
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this one felt like watching life emerge from the primordial soup for the first time.
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