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It's all very vague, but acts similarly to Michael Snow's La Region Centrale in its foreign, inhuman atmosphere. Constantly fading in and out of established images, the effect created gives the viewer a hyper-awareness of its surroundings, even in their vague placements throughout the film. Occasionally Nekes' oddities break the flow of the film, and the abrupt changes of film 'chapters' or shorts is similarly out of atmosphere, but largely this film creates beauty from smaller moments and the strength of his style. If place remembers, it must be like this: in scattered glimpses of people who move like ghosts, whose temporal order does not matter, but whose presence is demanded. And how do you remember? As a separation of time?

As regulated by the images and videos saved on your phone or hard drive? Who is caught in an image of your own fiction and who is barely present? What if we stop considering time to be linear--stop treating it as a growing, renewing moment, and think of it as something else? Diwan prompts all of these questions in its own movement in five parts: from an exterior to an interior, from flickers of light to tangible shapes to people.

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As a separation of time? As regulated by the images and videos saved on your phone or hard drive? Who is caught in an image of your own fiction and who is barely present? What if we stop considering time to be linear--stop treating it as a growing, renewing moment, and think of it as something else? Diwan prompts all of these questions in its own movement in five parts: from an exterior to an interior, from flickers of light to tangible shapes to people. Making use •.

Cryptic and hypnotic reflections on landscapes and the people within them. It's all very vague, but acts similarly to Michael Snow's La Region Centrale in its foreign, inhuman atmosphere.

Constantly fading in and out of established images, the effect created gives the viewer a hyper-awareness of its surroundings, even in their vague placements throughout the film. Occasionally Nekes' oddities break the flow of the film, and the abrupt changes of film 'chapters' or shorts is similarly out of atmosphere, but largely this film creates beauty from smaller moments and the strength of his style.