That was starkly powerful and haunting and... raw. I could feel it, you know? And I've never seen a single episode of The L Word.
It was so plugged into what the character was feeling that it was... well, disturbing is probably the best word I can come up with. But in a way that's so profound it has its own kind of beautiful perfection to it.
I love the contrast in the muted colors and blown-out yellow/red. Really sets the perfect mood. Throughout, you have this incredibly evocative way of using masks, repeated clips, breaks in flow, sudden external motion, *chilling* closeups, and cutting away and back to a scene... that creates a sense of disorientation and despair while just layering on the mood of the narrative.
Need a while to digest it, cause... WOW. After a few views I'd have to say it's among the most powerful videos I've ever seen, period.
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Date: 2007-03-08 06:59 am (UTC)That was starkly powerful and haunting and... raw. I could feel it, you know? And I've never seen a single episode of The L Word.
It was so plugged into what the character was feeling that it was... well, disturbing is probably the best word I can come up with. But in a way that's so profound it has its own kind of beautiful perfection to it.
I love the contrast in the muted colors and blown-out yellow/red. Really sets the perfect mood. Throughout, you have this incredibly evocative way of using masks, repeated clips, breaks in flow, sudden external motion, *chilling* closeups, and cutting away and back to a scene... that creates a sense of disorientation and despair while just layering on the mood of the narrative.
Need a while to digest it, cause... WOW. After a few views I'd have to say it's among the most powerful videos I've ever seen, period.