Portrait
1977·Animation·8m
7.1
★
A poetic reflection on the passing of time and youth.
Directed by Stanisław Lenartowicz
time lapse photography
short film
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11 reviews
melymbrosia
10.0★ · 04/14/26
samotności i melancholii… !!!
samotności i melancholii… !!!
rina
love the lace dress and window seasons
love the lace dress and window seasons
Manny
10.0★ · 05/03/25
The camera really is a time machine/the fountain of youth. As time/people/actors pass, a moment really does come to life from that exact age/time all over again when anything is rewatched. Not that this is exactly what it’s trying to say just a thought it gave me. I did enjoy how sort of limitless this made the present/surroundings feel.
The camera really is a time machine/the fountain of youth. As time/people/actors pass, a moment really does come to life from that exact age/time all over again when anything is rewatched. Not that this is exactly what it’s trying to say just a thought it gave me. I did enjoy how sort of limitless this made the present/surroundings feel.
paula
10.0★ · 03/14/25
this the picture of dorian gray-esque film shows with a distinct way of filming the passage of time within aging, juxtaposed with a superficial montage of the changing seasons, how the search for an idealistic beauty can be and the disdain that comes with it.
the stare the subject has at the end of this short film gives such introspection and feeling portrayed in a what might seem expressionless face combined with eerie camera work truly makes this an enjoyable cinematic experience.
the stare the subject has at the end of this short film gives such introspection and feeling portrayed in a what might seem expressionless face combined with eerie camera work truly makes this an enjoyable cinematic experience.
this the picture of dorian gray-esque film shows with a distinct way of filming the passage of time within aging, juxtaposed with a superficial montage of the changing seasons, how the search for an idealistic beauty can be and the disdain that comes with it.
the stare the subject has at the end of this short film gives such introspection and feeling portrayed in a what might seem expressionless face combined with eerie camera work truly makes this an enjoyable cinematic experience.
the stare the subject has at the end of this short film gives such introspection and feeling portrayed in a what might seem expressionless face combined with eerie camera work truly makes this an enjoyable cinematic experience.
Renee
7.0★ · 12/30/24
visually very appealing but I felt like I was going to get jumpscared every 0.5 seconds. I am very happy I wasn't!
visually very appealing but I felt like I was going to get jumpscared every 0.5 seconds. I am very happy I wasn't!