an ode to chris helzer's field guide to roadside wildflowers at full speed

About This Movie

So, here’s an intriguing gem from 2022. This film, although the director’s name is yet to be revealed, has this raw, intimate feel thanks to the young Filipina filmmaker using a mini spy camera. It's all about her journey through the pandemic, capturing personal moments with loved ones, which is really poignant. The film draws inspiration from Chris Helzer’s field guide, blending nature's beauty with personal storytelling. It’s not flashy, but that’s part of its charm. The pacing has this almost dreamlike quality, where the blend of memory and reality makes you feel like you’re walking through someone’s mind. Definitely a unique take on how we document our lives in such strange times.

This film is a standalone piece that seems to have slipped under the radar, making it somewhat scarce in terms of physical copies. The connection to Chris Helzer's book adds a layer of interest, especially for those who appreciate the intersection of nature and human experience. There's a growing collector interest due to its unique approach and the personal nature of the filmmaking, making it a noteworthy find for those who enjoy intimate storytelling.