5/5
A short film that focuses on embracing our own uniqueness and imperfections. The narrative follows a mid-20 year old female protagonist and artistically audio-visualizes…
- Drama, Experimental
- Colombia
- 2022
- 2 min
Jason Yeoman’s portrayal of the barren Island landscape is topical and beautifully disconcerting. The artistic work immerses viewers in the overwhelming artistry of the atmosphere, fearlessly displaying the rampant beauty of a world that humans could not resist but ruin. The poetic narrative pairs flawlessly with the director’s taste in visuals, creating an exceptional experience that is almost haunting.
‘Ephemeral’ is a short film that engages and mesmerizes viewers throughout its entire runtime. The appearances of Yeoman and Rhys Barfield also help to bring a touch of humanity to the vast landscapes of isolation, drawing viewers in even further. The hauntingly brilliant work of Yeoman and Smith in this experimental composition is without a doubt impressive, a touching amalgamation of philosophical contemplation of the human experience and awe-inspiring beauty showcasing nature’s diversity.
Jason Yeoman’s portrayal of the barren Island landscape is topical and beautifully disconcerting. The artistic work immerses viewers in the overwhelming artistry of the atmosphere, fearlessly displaying the rampant beauty of a world that humans could not resist but ruin. The poetic narrative pairs flawlessly with the director’s taste in visuals, creating an exceptional experience that is almost haunting.
‘Ephemeral’ is a short film that engages and mesmerizes viewers throughout its entire runtime. The appearances of Yeoman and Rhys Barfield also help to bring a touch of humanity to the vast landscapes of isolation, drawing viewers in even further. The hauntingly brilliant work of Yeoman and Smith in this experimental composition is without a doubt impressive, a touching amalgamation of philosophical contemplation of the human experience and awe-inspiring beauty showcasing nature’s diversity.
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