2/5
An experimental short that delves into angst and hinderance.
- Comedy, Experimental
- United States
- 2021
- 11 min
Causation
4/5
An intriguing tale with a puzzling underbelly.
Niggli’s approach to storytelling is truly intriguing, expertly intertwining scenes of her date’s cooking and preparation. This juxtaposition adds layers of depth to the film and keeps audiences engaged as they piece together the puzzle of her journey. The use of reverse-motion towards the conclusion of the film provides a clever twist, allowing previously mysterious events to become clear.
The cinematography in this short film is a standout feature, impressively capturing the nuances of the protagonist’s state and the bustling urban environment she navigates. Despite minimal dialogue, the acting remains top-notch, with the performances conveying a myriad of emotions effectively.
Overall, this short film delivers a unique and mysterious viewing experience that keeps viewers invested from start to finish. With fantastic cinematography, compelling acting, and an engaging narrative structure, Niggli showcases their talent for crafting an intriguing and highly recommended piece of cinema.
Niggli’s approach to storytelling is truly intriguing, expertly intertwining scenes of her date’s cooking and preparation. This juxtaposition adds layers of depth to the film and keeps audiences engaged as they piece together the puzzle of her journey. The use of reverse-motion towards the conclusion of the film provides a clever twist, allowing previously mysterious events to become clear.
The cinematography in this short film is a standout feature, impressively capturing the nuances of the protagonist’s state and the bustling urban environment she navigates. Despite minimal dialogue, the acting remains top-notch, with the performances conveying a myriad of emotions effectively.
Overall, this short film delivers a unique and mysterious viewing experience that keeps viewers invested from start to finish. With fantastic cinematography, compelling acting, and an engaging narrative structure, Niggli showcases their talent for crafting an intriguing and highly recommended piece of cinema.
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