My collections

About This Movie

So, My Collections from '88 is this intriguing dive into memory and the concept of reincarnation, though it’s a bit of an enigma in terms of its director and genre. The film creates this atmospheric exploration of Ando’s personal space; it’s like wandering through his memories, each object telling its own story. The pacing is reflective, almost meditative. You get lost in the way Ando interacts with his possessions, revealing his sense of self intertwined with these goods. The visual style feels unique, almost tactile, and the practical effects, while subtle, add this layer of depth. It’s not your typical narrative, but there’s something compelling about its fragmented storytelling, making each viewing feel like a new discovery.

My Collections is somewhat of a rarity, not widely circulated, which adds to its allure for collectors. The sparse information about the director and its obscure release makes it a conversation piece among enthusiasts. There have been a couple of format releases over the years, but original copies remain sought after due to their limited availability. Its unique theme and presentation make it a distinctive entry in any collection, especially for those drawn to experimental cinema.