MARFA | Omeleto Animation

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  • Опубликовано: 3 май 2019
  • A Texas town with lost horses, food trucks and a giant lemon.
    MARFA is used with permission from The Brothers McLeod. Learn more at bromc.uk.
    Marfa is a small town in Texas that has gained cultural capital and earned a place in the American imagination for its out-of-time feeling of lost enchantment. James Dean filmed his last film in Marfa; it's also one of the most buzzed-about hubs of contemporary art in the U.S. As a place, it seems to combine a sense of a borderless, amorphous past immune to history with a feeling that anything unexpected can show up.
    Filmmaker Greg McLeod first traveled to Marfa from his native England for the town's film festival many years ago. When he returned, he collaborated with his brother and filmmaker partner Myles on a uniquely hypnotic and visually arresting animated travelogue, full of small vivid moments, stories that capture the sense of an eternal Americana and characters that seem to exist in their own netherworld.
    Combining photos, audio footage, interviews and beautifully rendered ink-and-watercolor hand-drawn animation, the film captures Marfa's impressionistic yet vivid sense of place. As a result of its craft and technique -- and enriched with a rich sound design by Tom Angell -- this short animation about a captivating place is in itself remarkably entrancing, and accomplishes the feat of turning a place into a character, with its own sense of logic and time.
    MARFA went on to have its debut at Sundance and played at over 20 other prestigious festivals, where it was lauded for its loose, lively feel and its stellar sense of craftsmanship. Many of us may never get to see Marfa, but through this remarkable travel documentary, we can enjoy seeing it through a singular, brilliant vision.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @elixtido1448
    @elixtido1448 4 года назад +1

    The sniper's rifle is an extension of his eye. He kills with injurious vision. . . . .. that was always one of my favorites. I was 15

  • @GreviousIndustry
    @GreviousIndustry Год назад

    felt like I was watching an acid trip real interesting tho.

  • @oriza2
    @oriza2 3 года назад

    Nice visual poem about a middle of nowhere town, where people have their anecdotes. Life is too exciting, even when seems dull.

  • @Mr_Stefano
    @Mr_Stefano Год назад

    2:17 What was the song at this part?

  • @teog8281
    @teog8281 5 лет назад +1

    Hay, what happend? Could somebody explane in what direction i have to look for a little bit explonation of meaning of these animation?

    • @mishie618
      @mishie618 4 года назад +1

      There is no meaning. That's the point. Its just random images from someone's mind. I'm an artist and I think it's awful. Sorry.

    • @leoross4918
      @leoross4918 3 года назад

      @@mishie618 not entirely random. It juxtapositions the messy process of thinking with the noise of radio or tv. As the pictures we recieve and build are reflections of each other. I like it.

    • @oriza2
      @oriza2 3 года назад

      It is a town, depicted by pictures of the buildings. And by anecdotes of locals. All in really nice minimalistic artistic drawings. Leaving room for your imagination. This is fine dining, not fast food. You need to be creative and open minded maybe.

    • @owenwswain
      @owenwswain 2 года назад

      What happened was, in the beginning Marfa.