End

End showcases a unique narrative style by transforming train ride footage into an allegory about life. The film begins with early images of faces aboard the train, which transitions into expansive landscapes. It features a journey through a black tunnel, ultimately culminating in a striking emergence into pure white light.

This 10-minute work emphasizes the visual experience and thematic depth typical of Peleshian's style, making it a noteworthy piece within the documentary genre. Collectors interested in short films and avant-garde documentaries will find this piece significant for its artistic approach and use of metaphor.