Scattered Remains

About This Movie

Scattered Remains is this curious blend of poetry and imagery, almost like an experimental tapestry of thoughts. Broughton's voice, kind of gravelly yet soothing, overlays the visuals, creating a meditative space that's both haunting and contemplative. The pacing is deliberately slow, inviting you to really sit with each image and line. It’s not flashy—there are no grand effects or dramatic performances—but rather an intimate experience. The film feels very much like an art piece, where the mundane becomes significant through Broughton's words. Each shot seems to linger, forcing you to confront the echoes of memory and loss. It's distinctive for how it relies on the power of spoken word over traditional narrative structure.

Experimental structure · Focus on spoken word · Meditative pacing