Benedek Fliegauf, a rising talent from Hungary who holds the title of 'successor to Béla Tarr,' has created a work composed of ten short segments that discards any flashy photography or editing techniques. Instead, it carefully structures long takes to document a variety of surreal landscapes, from individuals emerging from shipping containers, elderly couples making love in a swimming pool, to a solitary tree suddenly catching fire. Utilizing experimental imagery, sound, composition, staging, and changes in light and shadow, it magnifies the details of everyday life, presenting an absurd amusement as if aliens were spying on Earth. Within its highly experimental spirit, it continuously delivers delightful and ingenious conclusions!
Romance
