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Permanent Obsolescence is an intriguing documentary that plays with the idea of memory and how it can be altered. The atmosphere is almost haunting at times, with this sense of nostalgia morphing into something unsettling. There’s a sort of rhythm to the pacing, too; it doesn’t rush, allowing the viewer to really sit with the themes of obsolescence and transformation. The practical effects used here are minimal yet striking, often conveying more than traditional methods might. The performances—while not traditional in a narrative sense—bring a rawness to the exploration of superstition and the past's grip on our lives. It’s distinctive in its approach to how documentaries often wrap up neatly; this one lingers. Definitely worth a look if you're into thought-provoking cinema.
Explores themes of memory and transformation.Utilizes a haunting atmosphere and unique pacing.Distinctive use of practical effects.
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