Forgive Me

About This Movie

Forgive Me is a fascinating slice of the 1980s underground scene, blending fantasy with music in an experimental way. The film emerges from a collaboration between David Burnand and Andrew Kötting, which adds an intriguing layer to its creation story. You feel the rawness in how it was made—Kötting utilized a 4-track Portastudio to remix the original piece, adding voices that give the film an ethereal quality. The pacing is somewhat reflective, allowing you to soak in the visual and auditory layers. The atmosphere is distinctly otherworldly; it feels like a dream you can’t quite comprehend, with practical effects that reflect its DIY spirit. It’s this unique essence that makes it a curious watch for collectors who appreciate the art of experimental filmmaking.

Experimental narrative structureRich sound design with a DIY ethosCult following among underground film enthusiasts