Fell on My Face

About This Movie

So, 'Fell on My Face' is this intriguing piece from 2016 that was shot on 16mm, giving it that grainy, textured feel that really pulls you into San Francisco's streets. The atmosphere is a mix of dreamlike and raw, with a pacing that kind of meanders but fits the mood perfectly. Young Moon's music weaves through it, adding this ethereal layer that complements the visuals. It’s not your typical narrative; more like a tableau of moments and feelings, reflecting on life in the city. The practical effects are subtle, but they really enhance the sense of place. Overall, it has this distinct vibe that makes it stand out from other indie projects of its time.

This film has become somewhat of a curiosity among collectors, partly due to its limited release and the unknown director behind it. It was initially available in only a few formats, making original prints quite sought after. While there’s not a ton of mainstream buzz, its unique aesthetic and local San Francisco flavor have garnered a dedicated following, driving interest in both VHS and digital formats among niche collectors.