End

About This Movie

So, End by Peleshian is pretty fascinating. It takes this train ride footage and turns it into something more profound. You start with the faces of passengers, which gives it this intimate vibe, but then it shifts to landscapes that seem to flow like life itself. The pacing is meditative—like you're drifting through memories. There's a sequence where the train goes through a black tunnel, which really plays with that feeling of uncertainty. And then, you get this striking emergence into pure white light. It's like a visual poem on existence. The practical effects are subtle but effective; it’s all about the journey. Very different from typical documentaries, it has a unique way of making you reflect on life and transitions.

Interesting use of train footage as metaphor. · Reflective pacing invites contemplation. · Visual transitions capture journey of life.