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Once a Chicken is this curious blend of documentary, drama, and fantasy that really makes you think. It's based on Moholy-Nagy's unrealized vision, and you can feel that ambition throughout. The students from Béla Tarr's film factory bring a rawness to the performances that’s fascinating—it's like they’re exploring the theme of identity and transformation right in front of you. The pacing can be a bit unconventional, drifting in and out of the narrative, which some might find jarring but others—like me—appreciate for its dreamy, surreal quality. The practical effects, though not flashy, have this charming, handcrafted feel that fits the overall vibe. It’s not your standard documentary fare; there’s something deeply thoughtful lurking beneath the surface.
Includes Moholy-Nagy's conceptsFeatures students of Béla TarrDistinctive blend of genres
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