This was quite interesting and the only documentary I‘ve seen so far that was exclusively made up of static video and ambient sounds. I quite like big concrete structures, so this was very aesthetically pleasing.
I do have to say that I wish there had been more close up shots—there are a few, but not many—because I think it would have been interesting to see some of the concrete structures in detail and also visually nice to look at, especially…
I didn’t mind the narration — I generally don’t — but the way the various sounds of the scenery sounded drove me crazy for some reason. I think my brain didn‘t like that I was able to hear sounds quite clearly even though the aerial footage was too far away to be able to hear anything, which gave it kind of an asmr vibe, which I cannot stand. The idea is very cool though, just didn’t work for me.
Apart from that the shots were absolutely stunning.
This was not for me.
Somehow it felt like it was made by someone who has heard of movies before but never seen one.
I pride myself on having watched a good number and variety of movies by now and I genuinely have never seen a movie before that made me feel so... weird, horrible, icky. It's not actually the subject matter, it's the way the plot just seems to have no structure or any kind of explanation. It left…
