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One Way Boogie Woogie is a curious meditation on place and time, a very James Benning vibe. He revisits Milwaukee, his old stomping ground, in a way that’s both nostalgic and analytical. The film’s pacing is slow, almost contemplative, which might not vibe with everyone, but it fits the tone perfectly. Each shot, a mere 60 seconds, captures these everyday locations in a delicate balance of minimalism and playful narrative. The atmosphere is a blend of industrial grit and personal reflection. It’s distinct for how it invites viewers to consider the mundane as art, turning the ordinary into something profound and thought-provoking. A real treat for those who appreciate Benning’s style and themes of memory and place.
Documentary format may not appeal to all viewers.Reflects on personal and industrial landscapes.A unique take within Benning's filmography.
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