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Here's a space where we can share thoughts about the screenings and discussions.
For the April screening, our guest was Director Peter Mattei, and the film he brought was "Songs from The Second Floor."
SFTSF has a unique pacing and artistic design, a potentially transcedent narrative. Our conversation lasted nearly an hour afterward. Here are some thoughts from our guests.
For the April screening, our guest was Director Peter Mattei, and the film he brought was "Songs from The Second Floor."
SFTSF has a unique pacing and artistic design, a potentially transcedent narrative. Our conversation lasted nearly an hour afterward. Here are some thoughts from our guests.
posted by Matt | 10:28 PM
1 Comments:
SFTSF is a rare gem.
This scene pictured above shows a bit of its haunting enchanting mood.
A product of Denmark, Sweeden & Norway, the film moves through almost 'still frames' so bizzare & artistically designed -- that the only camera move in the entire film makes you feel you're waking up from a cinematic trance with a smile.
Thanks Matt for providing Speakeasy Cinema - and Peter for bringing this timeless & poetic portrait of life, loss & the longging for love and connection.
Mesmerizing.
Amanda Angotti
info@amandaangotti.com
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