Engram Sepals

About This Movie

Engram Sepals, an intriguing piece from 2000, really bends the conventions of animation. It’s like a fever dream of film noir wrapped up in the spiritual musings of the Tibetan Book of the Dead. The pacing is deliberately slow, creating this heavy, almost oppressive atmosphere that lets the themes of memory and consequence seep in. The high contrast black and white visuals are stunning, giving everything this deep, velvety quality that makes you feel like you’re peering into something profound. The score by Morton Feldman weaves seamlessly with the visuals, enhancing the overall experience. It’s not just about the story, but the mood it creates, which is a distinctive aspect of this film. The interplay of corporate espionage and personal betrayal is really something.

High contrast B&W animationScore by Morton FeldmanThemes of memory and consequence