Lithuania 1992, 25 min, Lithuanian, Hebrew & English subtitles
Moments of interaction between people, animals, and their surroundings are translated into incredibly evocative and visually powerful cinematic fragments in the film that unveiled Audrius Stonys’ singular poetic perspective on reality. It is a show of purpose for the art of cinematic assembly, the secret of Stonys’ work—the soundtrack that alters our perception of what the camera captures, surprising and sometimes confusing camera angles that compel us to look twice, and editing that invites us to sharpen our senses and try to solve the riddle. Stonys himself has said that “the film came into reality while trying to answer a question: How can one film the invisible?”
The restored copy of the film was loaned by Meno Avilys organization
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