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I just... want to thank you for making this video: THANK YOU.

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The first scene in this video where a person is eating an apple, what’s the name of the movie please

Cuts between events are done for a reason. Or else it is similar to speaking without pauses inbetween words. If art house films just act as a rebel against commercial (true) cinema, you have to brain wash yourself to pseudo enjoy it.

Good video. I think since you didn't talk much about the plot of this movie that if you would've not included the gunshot at the end it would've been essentially spoiler free

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The director and writer is dead from suicide :we are not sure why he killid himself only that he would certainly not have survived in Holywood UNLESS He made some big and serious psyche changes !!! ? Bela Tarr presented the film in Paris ? Hubo committed suicide and the story is enough to make your tear !

I am happily immune to so-called "spoilers". Learning about this fascinating sounding production before seeing it makes me no less curious to experience it.

great video. Thank you.

1 k likes for you brother

we just used your video in a class I teach on Ozu at a university in Australia

Nice.... tip but i didn't understand only to give focus in the subject in frame 2:29

I'm currently writing a thesis for my upcoming exam where I compare stillness and motion in photo versus films and I really enjoyed learning more about slow cinema from your video. I already researched a bit about the genre before diving into your video and it consolidated my knowledge. Thanks Brandon!

Congratulations on reaching 1000 subscribers. 🎉

Poor sale's pitch. He begins with how it benefits the directors of short films instead of the benifit to the actual viewers🤔

thanks very informative. You see this technique in old Europeans paintings like "Las Meninas" by Diego Velazquez

yeah I don't recommend sleeping on short films, especially tapes, they hurt your back

what I started doing to find more shorts is I seek out the program guides to past film festival years, then seek them out online

Again a very good video. Love to see more of these videos.

Nice analysis. There is a kind of digital realism that made me emotional while watching Aftersun. Gives the feeling that I am watching a vlog that I made years ago and feeling nostalgic about its imperfections.

La Cabina from 1972 is a great one.

Nice

Amazing video! Have to subscribe ❤️

Amazing choice of the four films! When i think of slow cinema i have to think of those films, and especially an elephant sitting still! Kaili Blues is a great representation as well!

this video is brilliant, and so helpful. I remember the first time I saw 'Winter Light' (Ingmar Bergman) The experience of *lack of music* was a shocking and brilliant at the same time.

Brilliant video, super well put together and informative Thank you for sharing

I kinda disagree about minimal use of music in an elephant sitting still, I think it uses music pretty heavily. I listen to the soundtrack alot

Thanks Brandon for uploading this video during my short film watching arc :)

I wish you’d upload more often :(

Any chance you can let me know where I can find wongs movies, I don’t have access to hbo or criterion so I’m lost. And I’m very intrigued having not seen a spec of his work

haven’t watched any of his movies but you’ve def sparked an interest!! great video:3

Great video keep making these

I really like your work 🙌🏻 thank you 🙏🏻

Do you any platform to have easy access to new short films and most awarded ones ? Please introduce to me

how tf this guy has just 600 subs... please man keep it up!

I enjoyed a lot your video essay on Slow Cinema. Please contact me about a poll on Contemplative Cinema at the Unspoken Cinema blog. Thank you

such a beautiful film

Awesome. I love your videos, keep it up. 😁🙏

The style of camerawork in this film reminds me of the film Son of Saul about the Somderkommando in Auschwitz, where a lot of the action happens in the background out of focus, while keeping the main character in the foreground in focus. I believe both that director and Bo took inspiration from Bela Tarr, who is a master of long shots and deliberate uses of focus and panning to imply subjectivity.

Watching Stalker was like watching a reflection in a mirror. It forces you to go on a philosophical journey and admire the art of slowburn cinema. Just like Solaris (also by Tarkowski), Stalker is a masterpiece worthwile to watch.

watch better call saul, it's FULL of these shots. it's a masterpiece i belive you'll love it

Beautifully explained! 🖤

Good stuff!

the audio levels are a bit low.

I'm glad this showed up in my recommended, I'll give short films a try. great video!

yeah man leaving a comment hopefully it works for the algorithm great time would give him a 5/5 on the boxd

You’ve really inspired me to watch short films!

You convinced me!

Amazing video! This was a great surprise from the algorithm. U got one more sub! Keep up with the great work!

Omeleto is a great chanel on YT to watch short films aswell. Nice video man.