Ephemeres

About This Movie

So, 'Ephemeres' is a curious little documentary that plays with time and existence in a way that's pretty haunting. It’s got this almost ethereal quality, where Yuki Kawamura mixes imagery of fleeting life forms like larvae and fireflies, which kind of makes you think about the fragility of life. The pacing is languid, allowing moments to breathe, inviting you to reflect rather than just watch. It’s not flashy, but the visuals have a certain raw beauty that feels very deliberate. There’s a depth to the themes, especially when it references Pasolini and Jaccottet, tying in ideas of transience and the natural world. It’s definitely not your standard documentary; it’s more like an experience that lingers.

Explores themes of transience and existence. · Unique visual style that invites contemplation. · References to Pasolini and Jaccottet enhance depth.