Paulina Hollers2007

Extremely creative and lovely to look at despite the scraggly nature the entire film. It shakes and rattles and scratches around. Part of me wants to say the narration was a bit much, but I guess I can't imagine it without it now.

This is an incredibly creative film that sticks to its own vision, which I find hard to take in some ways, but I applaud it. There is a frenetic quality to this that never ends. It doesn't fit the words. It's sped up beyond being able to process it and appreciate the beauty of what's being said. Yet ends with a plea to appreciate the beauty of the world around us. Such a plea would be more suited to less shaky, traumatized narration all the way through. But the way it's done is apparently an important part of the message. Wonderful phrases come out of a wash of words. Each change of visual concept is brilliant.

I remember seeing this at the Berkeley art museum and being very touched by it. At the time it resonated with many things from my past that I was trying to move on from. Although imperfect, the narration has a desperate quality that makes an appropriate contrast with the rudimentary and immediate nature of the visual subject matter; his vocal quality strongly reminds me of Daniel Johnston. Pretty cool short film from a gifted artist, give it a chance.

It's like a screamo album without guitars or screaming

Loved the stylistic animation and the poetic voice-over. Disappointed there was no natural ending.

Beautiful