Sunday, June 17, 2007 ||
1:35 PM ||
Remorse is at times, a strange emotion. Having traveled into the darkest of taverns along with it, the journeyman realizes that there’s no way back. Alone in the spell binding darkness, the last of thoughts deafeningly fly away towards the strains of light somewhere outside. And then, only silence remains.
This time around, I have placed a Short film shot on an ordinary Kodak Digital Camera by one of my bestest buddies for your kind approbation. As a budding artist and an ever-willing experimenter, Nandu, as I fondly call him, sure seems to have an amazing flair that would not long remain unnoticed. Sans dialogues and verbal gunshots, this short in black & white, talks vividly of an apathetic emotion that's very rarely expressed. Captured in a span of about two hours on a dramatically dark night, finely edited and imaginatively crafted by this youngster, it would indeed be truly wonderful if you would let him know as to what you think of his debutante effort.
Here’s presenting before you,
The Touch of Salvation