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Ah! Sunflower by William Blake, read by Allen Ginsberg, Video

May 13, 2015

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Ectoplasm rough draft

Maya fluid effect practice.

In the double feature pairing of The Adjuster (1991) and Wish You Were Here (1987), we are confronted with two films that reflect the disintegration of personal identity within the labyrinth of modernity. Both works, through their respective directors, Atom Egoyan and David Leland, illustrate a quiet desperation, though in distinct ways: Egoyan’s The Adjuster delves into the cold, almost clinical manipulation of lives by bureaucracy, while Leland’s Wish You Were Here focuses on the porous boundaries between fantasy and reality, desire and loss. Egoyan's mise en scène is precise, almost architectural in its arrangement of characters and space, underlining the dehumanizing forces at work in the everyday lives of the film’s protagonists. Leland’s film, though equally sharp in its examination of emotional voids, wears its surrealism more freely, its characters drifting in and out of clarity like a feverish dream. Together, these films explore the fragility of human connection, the di...

random ajudication as I wake up.

It's been months and months since I have posted. The world throws fastballs at your head, sometimes it take awhile to recovrer, or something.

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Ah! Sunflower by William Blake, read by Allen Ginsberg, Video

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