Faces

About This Movie

So, 'Faces'... it’s this intriguing piece that really plays with the boundaries of reality, starring Rianne Van Rompaey, who’s kind of an enigma herself. The film unfolds in a dreamlike state, with this absurd journey as she races to hit the stage for what appears to be a really personal performance. The tone is almost surreal, creating this atmosphere where you’re never sure what’s real and what’s imagined, which can be both disorienting and engaging. I think it’s the pacing that really draws you in, too; it has this ebb and flow that mirrors Rianne’s frantic energy. The practical effects, though sparse, enhance the dreamlike quality, making the whole experience feel unique.

'Faces' has seen limited releases, making it a bit of a rarity in collector circles. The film is intriguing not just for its artistic narrative but also for the way it blurs the lines between performance art and cinema. Given the unique premise and Rianne's involvement, it's gathering interest among collectors who appreciate experimental films. However, information on its director and additional formats remains sparse, which might add to its allure for those who enjoy piecing together the backstory of lesser-known works.