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207 Pictures blogs about our film
207 pictures blogged in response to seeing our film on youtube.
“It’s experimental and artsy in ways that might scare a lot of you and in ways that might make others of you fall in love. It’s the kind of thing i want to see more of. I want to see genuine, heartfelt and, [...]
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Brendans Response to Film
Thanks Arin and Susan:) for your work. Just saw the long video. Will remember to make you some money.
I was especially impressed by the beauty of eyes by this movie. I liked how you focussed on the eyes from different angles, and especially caught their shape and the interesting shape and texture of Arin’s eyelashes. The eyes: windows to the soul. I was also struck by the vulnerability of the face, how in some places there was no masks, no barrier between the viewer and yourselves. “Here I am, here is my face, looking at you, no barriers, I cannot protect myself from your love or your hatred, or from whatever you see in me.” Beauty=vulnerablity=nakedness.
Did you consciously take the four eyed monsters metaphor from Aristophanes? If you haven’t, read Aristophane’s speech in Plato’s Symposium. The Phaedrus is also beautiful too (about love).
I’d be interested to know how you look back on yourselves at a later age. I’m sure as you get older there will be parts you will feel are a bit embarrasing or tragic! But still, completely worthwhile. Watching this film managed to help me out of my little bout of depression–even though it was sorta sad in ways.
Funniest part: “I can make lasagne” (was that a real blog or did you make it up?).
Line drawings were great to watch. Good soundtrack.
Good luck in your future work and thanks again,
Brendan (Australia).
RE: Four Eyed Monsters
This video above is a mash up are all the responses to our entire feature film being live on YouTube.
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31 youtube video responses
31 people have made video responses to our feature length film being on youtube and they are a complete trip.
Watch all the video responses to Four Eyed Monsters here.
