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So, 'Everybody's Cage' is a curious piece. It’s this documentary that dives into the world of John Cage, but it’s not your typical biopic. Sandra Trostel, the artist behind the lens, crafts this atmosphere that's almost dreamlike, you know? There’s this playfulness in how she interprets Cage’s ideas—like, you don't get spoon-fed information, which adds to the intrigue. The pacing is a bit unconventional, drifting in and out of moments that feel more like experiences than straightforward storytelling. The visuals are striking, often abstract, which complements Cage’s avant-garde spirit. It’s one of those films that leaves you contemplating the nature of art itself, rather than just recounting Cage’s life. Definitely distinctive in its approach.
Explores the essence of avant-garde artNon-linear storytelling fosters contemplationVisually striking with abstract moments
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