Like glass and ice - translucent, fragile, reflective, sharp around the edges. Tastes like blood in my mouth.

The difference between a movie and memory is that movies are always false. In a movie one scene follows after another. But memories mix truth and lies. They appear and vanish before our eyes.
This, similarly to Kaili Blues, captures the opacity of memory and dream, diffracted through the cinematic in unique poetic gestures. The multiple objects and subjects which appear and disappear to appear again in a different place don't have fixed meaning. The apple, the lost lover, the…
Turning 25 this year calls up a lot of fears and anxieties around getting older and using my time on earth the right way. I guess this is what they call a quarter life crisis. I know it's kind of ridiculous and i'm still practically a baby but that doesn't stop the occasional dread from seeping in.
This movie, narrated by an old man, describing his travels around the world at a time when he was 5 years older than…
Every single still frame radiates so much life and energy. The granular surface vibrating like microbes. Long dead objects, ruins of memorized lives filled to the brim with time and history, shaped by every single drop of rain water. In dust specks floating into a bright nimbus, filigree leaves breaking through a splintered roof one catches small glimpses of beauty.
This more than anything conveys the texture of the Wuthering Heights, perpetual fall, veils of fog, cold wetness and burning flames. Feral and raw. Rough heather, coarse windswept cheeks, sharp thistles, licking wounds, running and running and running. Animals, wet eyes and woolly fur, insects, spiders, plants, rotten fruit, moss and bark growing in the interstices of the human stories so small against the vast landscape. Dirt and blood.