o.k.

The film presents a series of visual and auditory elements, including a woman’s voice reciting letters and phrases related to surfaces and contact. It features imagery projected onto the palm of a hand, symbolizing the deep connection between film and tactile experience. As the film progresses, it plays with the concept of superficiality in contact, culminating in a closing hand that opens again to the phrase "Oberflächen-Kontakt," or superficial contact.

"o.k." challenges conventional storytelling by focusing on the physical interaction with film and the act of handling images. It invites viewers to consider the relationship between the materiality of film and the ideas it conveys. This experimental approach positions the film within a niche of art cinema that appeals to collectors of unique and thought-provoking works.