A nuclear power plant worker obsessed with counting has set a maximum limit on how much electricity he wants to consume until the end of his life. In this grim but masterful 35mm film-poem with strong mathematical undercurrents, Marie-Magdalena Kochová presents to us a story of a man whose life is moving towards transformation. A loving acceptance of the fact that we are not just our bodies, but energy too.
能量守恆定律
Netherlands
International Film Festival Rotterdam
Czechia
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Taiwan
Kaohsiung Film Festival
Czechia
Netherlands
Taiwan
i adore this film.
anyone else in their earth egg era? 🥚
Moi aussi je veux devenir un abricotier
temel bilimci olup su sekil kafa sikicen
What an amazing concept for a short. Whenever a movie manages to make an aspect of my life I have literally never given a second thought to such a prominent and pressing issue it is almost guaranteed to be interesting. And aside from one or two minor nit picks here and there that probably came down to budget constraints, the production that was put on here was incredible. I am so glad I was able to see this short, especially because it's so difficult to find.
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Beautifully shot, incredibly atmospheric. Where can I get this egg???
-Gesehen beim Filmfest Bremen-
This is gorgeous
humpty dumpty ką tu čia veiki!!!!! #šoblėskinofestivalis
Loved the direction style and message. The story in itself seems unique. The cinematography is really good with something to look out for in every scene, the digitally damaged footage was a cherry on top.
Les plans, les couleurs, le rymthe… c’est électriquement captivant
The electricity ad no energy company would ever make.
