95+About endlessness shows quietly tragic scenesthat feel meaningless or disconnected from any grand narrative.Which shows themes like Nihilism and the absurd.
Life is shown as emotionally detached, and lacking resolution. I feel like this echoes Camus’s absurdism and Cioran’s nihilistic melancholy.
Example: A man breaking down in tears after losing faith, or a couple floating couple floating silently over a bombed out city. These aren’t explained. They just are.
Agnostic view of the divine.The priest that lost faith of course.And the film doesn’t ridicule religion, but it portrays belief as weightless in the world.
Time and repetition.The narrator softly stating ”I saw a woman” or ”I saw a man” reinforces the idea that existence is a endless observation without intervention.
Detached humanism.People are absurd, lost, and small. But still worthy of being observed, remembered, shown.I’d call this film gently compassionate.
Worldviews ig.That life is fragile, often pointless, yet it’s still strangely beautiful.Meaning is not given.It often goes away.But we’ve see it, and maybe thats enough.
”I saw a man who had lost his faith”
95+About endlessness shows quietly tragic scenesthat feel meaningless or disconnected from any grand narrative.Which shows themes like Nihilism and the absurd.
Life is shown as emotionally detached, and lacking resolution. I feel like this echoes Camus’s absurdism and Cioran’s nihilistic melancholy.
Example: A man breaking down in tears after losing faith, or a couple floating couple floating silently over a bombed out city. These aren’t explained. They just are.
Agnostic view of the divine.The priest that lost faith of course.And the film doesn’t ridicule religion, but it portrays belief as weightless in the world.
Time and repetition.The narrator softly stating ”I saw a woman” or ”I saw a man” reinforces the idea that existence is a endless observation without intervention.
Detached humanism.People are absurd, lost, and small. But still worthy of being observed, remembered, shown.I’d call this film gently compassionate.
Worldviews ig.That life is fragile, often pointless, yet it’s still strangely beautiful.Meaning is not given.It often goes away.But we’ve see it, and maybe thats enough.
”I saw a man who had lost his faith”
