Classic Matsumoto!
The soundtrack is on point as always, and the cinematography is incredibly creative, going from epileptic pulses to halted and sloth-like paces. For some reason I found the cut to people praying to be hilarious, literally coming from nowhere. To dig deeper there was a lot of imagery I connotated to ghosts, but I don't know nearly enough on buddhism to get what hidden meanings are involved.
Overall I enjoyed this piece, although not as innovative compared to his other work, I still found it entertaining, and it didn't drag on at all!
Classic Matsumoto!
The soundtrack is on point as always, and the cinematography is incredibly creative, going from epileptic pulses to halted and sloth-like paces. For some reason I found the cut to people praying to be hilarious, literally coming from nowhere. To dig deeper there was a lot of imagery I connotated to ghosts, but I don't know nearly enough on buddhism to get what hidden meanings are involved.
Overall I enjoyed this piece, although not as innovative compared to his other work, I still found it entertaining, and it didn't drag on at all!
