OK Today Tomorrow

About This Movie

OK Today Tomorrow is this intriguing piece that really stands apart in its approach. The film has this stripped-down aesthetic, almost like a reaction against the glitzy Hollywood style. Vogl, with roots in abstract art and opera, brings this unique blend of influences into play, crafting a tone that feels both intimate and experimental. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing viewers to sink into the atmosphere, which feels heavy with unspoken emotions. You can sense the shadows of avant-garde cinema here, but it doesn’t really fit neatly into any genre box. The performances, though understated, have this raw quality that pulls you in deeper, leaving you contemplating long after it’s over.

Finding a decent copy of OK Today Tomorrow can be a challenge, as it’s not widely circulated. It was released in Super8 format, which adds a certain nostalgia for collectors who appreciate physical film. The scarcity of screenings and discussions around it means that it often flies under the radar, but those who've seen it tend to have a deep appreciation for its experimental nature. Definitely worth keeping an eye out for at niche film festivals or specialized auctions.