what is slow cinema?

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slow cinema is a very broad arthouse film movement that is, in a lot of ways, hard to define. in this video essay i study four films that can be considered a part of the movement in an attempt to define or at least find similarities/characteristics that films which are a part of this movement share. and also try to answer whether they are a response to the fast paced and unambiguous nature of contemporary commercial films
additional links that you might find interesting:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
www.wired.com/2014/09/cinema-...
theartsofslowcinema.com/
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@romanglinnik8073 Год назад

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.

@themusicofvoices6201 2 года назад

I really hope you continue making videos for a long time. Love your analysis and what I'm able to learn. Thank you.

@24frameschannel 2 года назад

thank you for your kind words!

@maikelmakdissi8605 2 года назад

very well put-together video, really enjoyed it thank you. one of the few videos that explain slow cinema very well, hope to see more content from you.

@thatfilmguy232 2 года назад

Love this! Just started getting into Tsai Ming Liang’s work

@Hydrotrex 11 месяцев назад

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!

@soylentcompany5235 2 года назад

Wow. Took a chance with this video when it was recommended. I was expecting worse because of the few views but damn this is a great, insightful video. You just gained a new sub, please keep it up

@ilyassbouioitlan7701 Год назад

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!

@FlaggedMail 2 года назад

Just found your channel. I should say that I'm really impressed with the commentary. You deserve way more subscribers !

@zebrasign 2 года назад

Yesss

@sean.anthony6044 7 месяцев назад

Beautiful beautiful beautiful profile pic

@thefakecritic1377 2 года назад

This is an excellent video essay! Thank you for this.

@denvorsden7903 Год назад

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

@gavinkerslake Год назад

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.

@rifatmahmud6942 2 года назад

Excellent video man. Hope your channel keeps growing. Keep up the great work!

@24frameschannel 2 года назад

Thank You!

@yugandharhujare6163 Год назад

Beautifully explained! 🖤

@ilyassbouioitlan7701 Год назад

Amazing video! Have to subscribe ❤️

@KnowledgeVariable 2 года назад

I found this informative, recently, I've been a very long format of vlogging.

@Veypurr1 Год назад

This was a good video

@kieranhughes8899 Год назад

I watched stalker over a year ago, tried rewatching it but had to turn it off after an hour. On another hand I watched an elephant sitting still basically in one sitting and didn’t feel bored

@dinosaurcj Год назад

I'm not sure, but I think Stalker was split into two parts (the version I'm watching on HBO Max has a part in the middle where it says ¨Part 2.¨) for this exact reason.

@Jaychristo4 8 месяцев назад

1 k likes for you brother

@tyrusquiroz8810 2 года назад

Hey, could you perhaps provide a small list of films which could serve as a nice introduction to slow cinema?

@24frameschannel 2 года назад

Try watch some of the films named in the video. If I had to recommend one it would be An Elephant Sitting Still. But it is 4 hours long. Otherwise start with Tarkovsky. Stalker is great. So is Solaris. They aren't slow cinema but can be a gentle introduction to the slow paced style. And then work your way from there. Kelly Reichardt is good too. But eventually the films you want to see are Tsai Ming Liang's, Bela Tarr's, and Chantal Akerman's.

@thatfilmguy232 2 года назад

@@24frameschannel just curious why wouldn’t tarkovsky be classified as slow cinema? Is it because of the frequent camera movement?