<t>LarsMac;1442473 wrote: Probably something about the futility of it. If you keep doing the same type of behavior, you keep coming to the same type of end and with the final one, it doesn't even matter if your peon or boss.<br/> <br/> <br/> No, my point is end is different. Maybe it don't clear, bu...

<r>AnneBoleyn;1442465 wrote: Oh, one thing more. This character did not seem able to avoid being murdered. <br/> <br/> <br/> And yes and no. In last scene main character avoid death, but murdered his oppressor. It difficult to express... But I will try. Once I felt that I and the world are one and t...

<r>AnneBoleyn;1442464 wrote: Although you listed Credit Titles, you did not list any names under them. Were you the Actor, Writer, Director? Was this basically a solo effort?<br/> <br/> <br/> Almost. I was alone shot movie (except scenes with two people). It bad for quality, because I should be and ...

Týr;1442390 wrote: I expect they're mandatory at European Independent Film Festivals though.


Wow, really, today I thought "When I will come home I should google some film festivals for independent films" and you wrote it! I think it good sign

<t>fuzzywuzzy;1442406 wrote: So as long as we fuzz it all out we can add porn to the site? Never seen a man get himself off before all fuzzed out like that . Interesting.<br/> <br/> <br/> I'd prefer not naked, but too hard imagine afterlife in clothes. One hope - people need to have big glasses to s...

<t>Bastet;1442387 wrote: I think I'd lose the "F" word as well, censors in the US are pretty strict about the use of the word and I would imagine you want as wide of an audience as you can get.<br/> <br/> <br/> Hm, I'm not sure, but I watched tv-series "breaking bad" and heard a lot of "F" words. Ma...

<r>Týr, thank you very much for help! <br/> <br/> I will use your text, except 2 point:<br/> <br/> Týr;1442386 wrote: The trouble with "opposition" is that while it may be an exact translation, nobody in English would use it.<br/> <br/> <br/> Yeah, in my own language it little bit strange too, but...

<t>LarsMac;1442382 wrote: a Hopi phrase (Assuming the reference to the Reggio film was deliberate). And then the relative discordance of the 'creation - birth - death' transitions.<br/> <br/> <br/> Yeah, you're absolutely right, I mean exactly what you are say! ))) I think in afterlife (in the unive...

AnneBoleyn;1442376 wrote: Beautiful photography, scenery.


Thank you very much! I didn't hope for such word

<t>Bastet;1442372 wrote: I don't know about you but I'm not attempting to market a movie I made with foreign captions.<br/> <br/> <br/> Yes, thank you for comment! About captions you absolutely right, my English very weak. I started learn last year. If you can help me improve the text (maybe not all...

<r>Týr;1442365 wrote: For a long while he regarded the stars uncomprehendingly. It was only after a great time that the word “stars” seeped into his consciousness from somewhere, and a tiny glimmer began behind his staring eyes.<br/> <br/> <br/> Ou, yeah, stars make me the same! Once I had nigh...

<r>Hi all!<br/> <br/> This movie is based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead. Story of a man who is clearly victimized by his oppressor, where he struggles in each lifetime to achieve and experience the freedom that has been denied.<br/> <br/> The film was shot in Tibet, Morocco, Tenerife etc.<br/> <br...