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  Review by Liz Taylor ★★★½

  Muy fuerte pal ojo
  Love you Fred ❤️‍🔥

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  Review by natefusi ★★½

  what i see when i wake up n check my phone

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  Review by greencap ★★★★

  when you find yourself sitting in the Premiere timeline with every single frame of a short clip isolated individually, that’s when you realize that the world is yours, that the smoothness of watching a plane fly through the air is an immeasurable blessing

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  Review by paul a. ★★★½

  cosmic

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  Review by paul a. ★★★★★

  “Next time you show that one, just put it on a 5 hour loop” - Woman sitting next to me last night

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  Review by Ryan Curnow ★★★★½

  Could not have found a more perfect film specifically in light of the meaning I've been encountering in flicker film recently. Extreme light and color beauty—when you die you do not go to Heaven right away you go to The Pulsating Place first and then through all the lands of the dead and along or at the end of the way you will likely see exactly this, a wordless and weaponless battle between the organs of a star that is absorbing its system.

  As an aside but also kind of crucial, there are two personal contexts for this I want to mention, both happening to be comments made in addition to the already-bold description given by the filmmaker specifically in…

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  Review by Rohan Mehta ½

  There are better, far more engaging ways to get a seizure than this.

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  Review by Andrew ★★★★★

  Fred Worden’s career spanned 40 years, until his 2013 retirement, and he frequently found himself in the best of both worlds: some of the most distinctive 16mm film and digital cinema of their eras, silent and with sound, and with friends and supporters in both the East and West Coast experimental film scenes.

  I wrote about the recent Fred Worden retrospective for In Review Online.

  I will spare you all the spam and just edit this link into the rest of my reviews for the Worden films.

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  Review by david c. porter ★★★½

  a rare case where a film's silence is necessitated by the impossibility of any recorded sound not diminishing the intensity of the experience

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  Review by revchu ★★

  HEY

  LISTEN

  
  
  

  You've gone down a rabbit hole, Link.

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  Review by Einarr ★★★★

  This feels like touching the sun.

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  Review by george

  If the cinema of sensory overload is to be described as the visual analog to minimalist/noise/experimental music, there needs to be a distinction as to what is recorded to tape and what is to FL Studio. Almost makes me wonder if the entire purpose of this style post-y2k is to fulfill a sensory desire for the spectacular (Avatar, MCU etc) while still retreating into esotericism.
  I know it's not, but not always Not.*