Be Different Today

About This Movie

Be Different Today is an intriguing exploration of perception and representation. Juliana Capes and Ruth Barrie take us on a contemplative journey through seven sunrises, which might sound simple, but there’s a depth to it. Each sunrise serves not just as a visual feast but as a prompt for a layering of text and imagery. It’s methodical yet poetic, pushing the viewer to ponder the interplay between what we see and what we describe. The pacing feels meditative, almost hypnotic, as it encourages a slow absorption of the visuals and sounds. It’s distinct in its approach, challenging traditional narratives and inviting personal interpretation. The ambiguity of the director’s identity adds an extra layer of mystique, making you wonder about the intentions behind this work.

Explores text-image relationshipsPacing encourages contemplationMystique around the director adds intrigue