Study II.

About This Movie

Study II is one of those intriguing pieces that really pulls you into its unique world. It’s all about light—candlelight, to be specific—and how it plays with the film medium. You get this atmospheric layering of shadows and brightness that feels almost meditative at times. The pacing is slow and deliberate, inviting contemplation rather than quick engagement. It’s less a narrative and more an exploration—abstract, sure, but there’s a certain charm in its experimental nature. This is a film that draws you in, making you appreciate each flicker of light and movement. A true artifact of early avant-garde cinema, it stands apart with its distinctive approach to visual storytelling.

Study II is somewhat elusive in the collector's market, mostly because of its obscure release and the lack of widespread circulation. It’s not often discussed, yet there’s a niche interest for those fascinated by early experimental cinema. Formats are limited, with few known prints, making it a hidden gem for collectors who appreciate the avant-garde landscape of the 1970s. If you can find a copy, it’s definitely one to consider for its distinctiveness and historical context.