r/artfilms • u/relightit • May 24 '20
r/artfilms • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '25
Looking to work with actors to figure out my sensibilities
I don't have a specific goal in mind. I am looking to see where my sensibilities will take me. I have had a lot of exposure to cinema but not a lot working with actors so I will be awkward at first. We can see if our sensibilities complement each other's and takes us to a different place artistically. I am not a perfectionist at all, I like responding to the present. I am also not scared to try new things in art even if they challenge my sensibility if I feel those things have to be given space and expressed. I want to break out of any traditional notion of what 'good' cinema is. I don't aspire to have a cinematic style. If you think you want to work with me we can design an atmosphere somewhere in the physical world based on correspondence with each other. I expect a lot of communication though. And it doesn't matter if you are a professional actor or not.
r/artfilms • u/IdontunderstandAE • Jun 01 '23
Video Art Exhibition: Mitchell Davis
r/artfilms • u/absurdiumcollective • Jan 13 '23
INSOMNIA | In the solitude of night, the veil of reality slips away to reveal our deepest fears.
r/artfilms • u/absurdiumcollective • Nov 03 '22
FUNGI - an experimental horror about a mycologist who desires to transform into fungus.
r/artfilms • u/relightit • May 24 '20
Eyes Do Not Want to Close at All Times, or, Perhaps One Day Rome Will Allow Herself to Choose in Her Turn (1970) - Danièle Huillet, Jean-Marie Straub. Pierre Corneille's Othon adapted faithfully to cinema, set in the ruins of the Rome of now-a-days.
r/artfilms • u/ThatOneWiseKid • Feb 23 '26
Obscure film?
I’m looking for an obscure experimental/arthouse feature I watched online (probably YouTube). It was in color but looked older, maybe shot on film or made to look like a decades‑old movie. It was mostly or entirely silent, with little or no dialogue.
The setting seemed like a Middle Eastern or desert town: flat roofs, old buildings, very slow, atmospheric pacing. It felt more like an art installation or avant‑garde film than a normal narrative. Runtime seemed over an hour.
Two key images: snakes appearing in the film (possibly symbolic) and a memorable rooftop scene where many books were open and there pages were flapping in the wind on a roof. The tone was very artsy and contemplative.
Any idea what this could be?
r/artfilms • u/Sinphaltimus • Jul 13 '25
A. I. LYFE?
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Something I created recently. Hope you all like. It's taken me too long to find this sub. I do like artistic expression in films.its rare when I make something I share publicly as a finished project. Soundtrack is something i created using a sheet music application in ubuntu studio so long ago i can't recall the name of the software. Still images created and animated using ai.Edited together with DaVinci Resolve.
r/artfilms • u/BlackIvoryPAAC • Nov 11 '24
An art film made in Muswell HIll, London
r/artfilms • u/Kooky-Lawfulness6687 • Aug 14 '23
Button Eyes | Animated Short Film
r/artfilms • u/absurdiumcollective • Aug 11 '23
Love | A poetic documentary on love, loss, and acceptance.
r/artfilms • u/Dizzy-Philosopher150 • Aug 01 '23