I Am Always Connected

About This Movie

I Am Always Connected is this intriguing exploration of presence and absence. The camera spins, capturing a still world, which gives it this almost hypnotic quality. It's reflexive, really, making you think about the act of filmmaking itself—how the creator manipulates reality. The pacing is slow, almost meditative, which might throw some viewers off, but it’s that deliberate tempo that allows for deeper contemplation. The lack of known actors or a traditional narrative structure adds to its uniqueness. You’re really left with the atmosphere and the ideas at play, making it a distinctive artifact of late '90s experimental cinema.

This film is a bit of an underground gem, not widely circulated which adds to its allure. The VHS versions are particularly hard to find and often come with varying quality, making any collectors' copy quite unique. Interest in the film fluctuates, but for those into experimental and reflexive cinema, it holds a certain fascination. It's a piece that sparks conversation, especially among those who appreciate films that challenge conventional storytelling.