Mit, the movie

About This Movie

Mit presents a unique blend of introspection and cultural commentary, centering around the life of a Brazilian cinema student. The film’s slow pacing mirrors the protagonist's contemplative nature, with a dreamy atmosphere punctuated by J-Rock and Emo music that adds layers to his character. It feels like an audiovisual diary rather than a conventional narrative, creating a personal connection that’s both intimate and exploratory. The practical effects, though minimal, serve to enhance the emotional weight and the thematic exploration of identity and passion for cinema. It’s an intriguing piece that stands apart for its experimental form and raw, unfiltered vibe.

Mit is quite the obscure piece, mostly due to its limited distribution and the unknown status of its director. Collectors often regard it as a rare find that captures a specific moment in Brazilian cinema, appealing to those who appreciate experimental films. The scarcity of physical formats adds to its allure, making it a curious item for those who delve into the more avant-garde corners of film history.