Aleph

About This Movie

So, 'Aleph' is this really intriguing documentary by Robert Fulton from '82. It's all about these fragmented human experiences and perspectives, and boy, does it create a distinct atmosphere. The editing feels almost frenetic at times, with those superimpositions layering meaning upon meaning. You get this sense of vibratory energy that’s almost palpable as it explores themes of connectivity and existence. The practical effects, especially the way light interacts with the visuals, add a tactile quality that’s rare for a doc. It's not straightforward – you really have to engage with it. Definitely not your run-of-the-mill documentary; it invites you to ponder, not just watch.

Intriguing blend of visuals and themes · Unique editing style · Engages viewers on a deeper level