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Triple Exposure
2013 · 0h 10m
Skip it unless you're a experimental film devotee—this is a niche avant-garde landscape piece that prioritizes abstract visual distortion over narrative or traditional entertainment, and it'll likely feel like a 90-minute screensaver to most viewers.
Plot
Triple Exposure is a landscape film created with cinematic accelerations, a cluster of distorted visual impressions from the nature, a dynamic trip through the forest of the region of La Selva, Girona. The approach to the figurative elements (branches, leaves, trees, bushes, birches, heaven) are transformed by different optical effects to stand between the lyrical and the abstract.
Director: Albert Alcoz