End Credits

About This Movie

So, there's this piece called 'End Credits' that really pushes the boundaries of what we consider film. It’s essentially a long, continuous projection of scanned files accompanied by an extensive audio track, clocking in at over 67 hours. The atmosphere is oddly hypnotic, with an experimental tone that invites contemplation rather than traditional narrative engagement. The pacing is deliberate, almost meditative, inviting one to get lost in the layers of sound and image. It’s not your standard viewing experience, but there's something distinctive about its approach to duration and the way it challenges conventional storytelling. If you're into the art of film as an abstract concept, this one certainly sparks interesting conversations.

This project is quite rare, as it's limited in distribution and often discussed in niche collector circles interested in experimental cinema. Its format has previously seen various iterations, but finding it in its original form is a challenge. Collector interest seems to spike whenever it pops up at specialized film festivals or among underground distribution networks, making it a sought-after item for those who appreciate avant-garde works.