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an infinitesimal moment between two eternities (2020) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 19, 2020

Original Title:
an infinitesimal moment between two eternities

Production Companies:
Dunson Movies

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 6

he will be like a celestial spirit

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This month I turned 30. This film, like others I've made this year, is a diary, but it's also a dialogue with a younger version of myself, footage from right around now, dancing with footage from 2012. It's a meditation, a little dream, as simple as I could make it. It could probably be played on a loop, and you could hop in at any moment, and you'd be fine. It's what I've been capturing with a camera since that first film of mine from 2012: nature, sometimes abstracted, sometimes not, because, I guess, that's what I like to look at. Hope you enjoy. The music is a song called "Doll's Estate" from the Youth Lagoon album Savage Hills Ballroom. I have no intent of exploiting this song for my own monetary gain, I just liked how it sounded with the images. The words in the film are from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and the title is from an essay by Arthur Schopenhauer.

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Director:
Rob Stammitti

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