The Liquid Casket / Wilderness of Mirrors

About This Movie

The Liquid Casket, also known as Wilderness of Mirrors, is this intriguing exploration of light and color, really something different, you know? It feels like you’re floating through a dream, guided by Clipson’s unique vision. The pacing is languid, almost meditative, and you can’t help but get lost in the textures of the imagery. The film’s soundscape, crafted by Lawrence English, adds another layer, enveloping you like a sonic blanket. It’s less about a traditional narrative and more of a visual and auditory experience, distinct in its ambition and execution. A fascinating piece for those who appreciate experimental cinema and the way it plays with perception.

The Liquid Casket has a very eclectic following among collectors, largely due to its experimental nature and the unique approach of its visual storytelling. Released in a limited format, its scarcity adds to its appeal, particularly for those who appreciate works screened from film. It’s one of those titles that often sparks engaging discussions within niche collector circles, especially regarding its artistic merits and the sound design by Lawrence English.