Story
“This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper.”
Transience reflects the condition of every being in the
universe seen through a sensitive, intellectual or even
felt experience.
Even further, what humanity can’t describe, touch or
identify is also linked to the same vanishing flow.
As big can be atoms or minuscule the stars, it’s all
about sequences, pace, sudden apparitions or slow decay.
Humanity seems to have a unique potential in this
constant struggle between life and entropy.
Whether our aptitudes help us prevail and evolve or instead
accelerates our doom we have yet to decide.
That hesitation would come to an end with
self-annihilation, but an end may just be a transition,
a transformation.
Process
Structured in a pseudo-timeline, the film is visually bringing a
balance of positive and negative aspects of humanity.
Slow or fast paced scenes, soft nature or hard concrete
environments are shown as global human experience.
Initially a personal practice to bring to life mental
concepts, this movie
is achieved by two individuals, Julien Vanhoenacker as writer/director/VFX artist
and Nicolas Vitte as music composer.
A great deal of computing power is needed to generate CGI images
and the availability of the renderfarm of The Post Bangkok is
a chance that allows this film to exist.
Creating these visual metaphors is a lengthy process spanning
over many months. This allows ideas to be refined and become
stronger in time, but also requires organisation, endurance and
perfectionism, as well as the ability to stay focused on the
initial intention.
We are happy to share this film with you.