A Time to Scatter Stones

About This Movie

A Time to Scatter Stones is one of those docs that feels like a personal diary rather than just a film. Set against the backdrop of the Louvre, it’s really about waiting — not just for Chris, but for moments in life that seem to slip away. The pacing is reflective, almost meditative, which can be a bit disorienting if you’re used to more conventional narratives. The atmosphere is thick with anticipation and a sense of longing. There's something genuine in the way the director captures small, fleeting interactions, making you ponder the nature of time and connection. It’s distinctive in its raw simplicity, relying on the mundanity of life and the beauty found in stillness. You’ll likely find it resonates differently each time you watch it.

Reflective pacing that invites contemplationAtmospheric focus on the art of waitingAuthentic and raw interactions