Monument Film

About This Movie

So, Monument Film is a curious slice of animation that explores the works of Arnulf Rainer. It’s not your typical animated feature, more of an experimental piece that dances between chaos and order. The pacing is sort of erratic, mirroring Rainer's own style, which can give you a feeling of unease but also intrigue. There's a unique atmosphere throughout, almost like a visual representation of Rainer's art—lots of layering and distortion. The practical effects used here create a tactile quality that feels fresh. It's distinctive in how it captures the essence of a painter’s mind, weaving in themes of abstraction and perception. Not everything lands perfectly, but that’s part of its charm, really.

Experimental animation that explores themes of abstraction. · Tactile practical effects that enhance the visual experience. · Erratic pacing that reflects the chaos of Rainer's art.