Ninety-Three

About This Movie

Ninety-Three is a curious little piece that captures a single moment—blowing out 93 candles, but it’s not just a birthday celebration. The choice of slow motion and black-and-white adds a layer of contemplation, almost meditative. It feels like you’re peering into this fragile moment where time stretches and the act becomes almost ritualistic. There's something about the way the smoke curls and the wax drips that pulls you in. It’s minimalist but manages to invite a reflection on aging, the passage of time, and perhaps the weight of memories. The simplicity is deceptive; it leaves you pondering long after the credits roll. Not your typical documentary, for sure.

Experimental approach to documentary formFocus on the passage of timeUnique visual style with B&W and slow motion