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Deep Dive: ENTRANCE (2015)

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ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE is an installation documentary from 2015 that captures the quiet act of making boxes indoors. This setting reflects the author's patience and caution. The narration occurs against a black screen, indicating the author's familiarity and confidence in expressing his ideas. In contrast, the outdoor scenes depict a dodging perspective and trembling images, illustrating the photographer's sense of alienation and discomfort in a crowd. The film underwent re-editing after 2015, incorporating the best materials from that year. The 11-minute runtime allows for a focused examination of the themes of isolation and self-expression, as conveyed through both the visual and auditory elements of the documentary.

Why Watch

  • •See the unique indoor box-making process.
  • •Find out how the author expresses confidence.
  • •Meet the photographer's perspective on crowd interactions.

Did You Know

•The film was created in 2015 and re-edited after that year.
•ENTRANCE has a total duration of 11 minutes.
•The documentary features both indoor and outdoor filming perspectives.

Perfect For

Experimental film enthusiastsDocumentary art loversPhotography students