The emotion from 16:20 is one I’ve only ever experienced from this piece. So uniquely conflicted.

54:59 so interesting watching this from someone who never saw the 20th century, so in 1999 it was still a rule in places to not film? I always thought that was something the social media world caused, also people had those leave decorations in 1999? 53:43. It is very surreal watching this I was born in 2005, and only witnessed the tail end of the 2000s, but this is the first time I can properly imagine being alive in the late '90s

He reminds me of a cross between the awkwardness of David Byrne and naive creativity of Jonathan Richman

Wtf this feels like a modern youtube video can't believe this was 1994

the pavement scene lmao

thank you Caveh and God

Most interesting no matter who you are , where you are or what language you speak, the think is the same. For artist always this questioning. A hope for something more and surprise (or is it relieve) when seeing it. We see it because we know it, what it looks like and what it doesn’t.

heb je hem zien dat balkje kappen? de eerste keer dat hij dat doet.

If you like this, look up mrgirl

10:00 I can see where the idea of Burn the Witch came from

30:52

For some reason in my head it was Mike Oldfield lol

this has made me think she and i can still work

Wow watched this on a whim today (Xmas 2023) since ive been listening to his podcast, unaware going in it was filmed on Xmas and its revealed through Caveh being 33 this is 1993. Happy 30th! In God's hands, truly

his voice at 27.00 broke a hole in the universe and let all the light in

Thank you for uploading this.

im so obsessed with this guy and his movies. cant even begin to put into words how much he's changed my life. makes me so sad how few people know about him :(

The begining of this eerie music (especially from 0:45) reminds me of Krzysztof Penderecki "De Natura Sonoris N°2" (used in the Stanley Kubrick movie "The Shining"). It gives a chilling and haunting dimension to the music, and also to the opening of "There will be blood" (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2007). A bit like the "Rosemary's baby" OST by Krzysztof Komeda.

I hate most people.

33:28

This project was so ahead of it’s time

Amazing

Thank you for uploading!

Ah, this takes me back to my turn of the century oil baron days where I would crush my enemies.

Everyone says Penderecki, but how about some Frippertronic/Soundscapes too.

Not beet soup with noodles!

VERY definitely influenced by John Williams' score for "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". Ominous and eerie, yet beautiful.

Amine is smart af tho real talk

today we got massages.

did incubus sample this for kiss to send us off?

magic!

Listening to this while simultaneously listening to Christmas choral music works really really well

That pigeon scene

interesting film. i honestly think this could be analyzed by psychologists. regarding like codependent relationships, and sibling dynamics. i really relate to that weird situation he was in. the younger kid seemed to have a lot of resentment and such a weird kind of outlook, like they were teaming up against him, moreso the son but the father being kinda complacent. also his friends were shitty in not letting him know they didn't actually take it (if thats true) bc damn youre just gonna sit there and let your friend kind of make a fool of himself thinking hes having an experience that he isn't lol @_@

Not sure how I got here but it was fun to watch.

One of the most epic musical sounds I’ve ever heard. Jonny Greenwood is a master. Or, if you want to be even more PTA-ish, he is THE Master :D

Holy shit.

i find it amazing he did not study painting!

I am working on a project, and didn’t know quire where to go with it until now. This film just gave me a lot of creative direction.

Watching in 2021 and Caveh is now the same age as his father was when this film was made.

Thank you for uploading this! I just discovered Zahedi from his incredible podcast and am having such a had time finding his films

The OG vlogger

like Christmas Tree

15:07

9:45 Don't mind me, just bookmarking.

I just wanna say, this is a great, what time is it? Yea I feel like this was a great watch

How did I get here?

Muscular

RIP Krzysztof Penderecki

18:00 sure, you're not going to do it through idealistic non-hierarchical orgs, but you're also not going to do it through 'confronting power' - Curtis himself has fallen into a naive and romantic notion that simply doesn't work in any significant way.