"I think we got lost. Maybe... we've always been lost. We've become strangers to ourselves, to each other." One more short film, even though it's hardly short, to feature at the end of the year just before 2015 rolls in. This one is an ambitious experience called Anomaly from a filmmaker named Salomon Ligthelm, and it's actually a 37-minute film that was apparently inspired by "the traditional Christmas Nativity", though it's set against the space race of the 60s. After making many promo videos, this is Ligthelm's big debut, so to say, and it's a mesmerizing trip into the cosmos and uh, some other deep, emotional places. It reminds me a bit of the films of Shane Carruth, if you've seen Upstream Color or Primer. Take a look and let us know. From Vimeo (via @refocusedmedia): Set against the space-race canvas of the 1960's, Anomaly is inspired by the traditional Christmas Nativity and explores,...
- 12/31/2014
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
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