In essence, this film is an analysis of the spiraling conciousness of a dying man. His delirious memories of events past, and possibly future, are spun into a cascade of abstract and twisted glimpses. The haunting imagery and disturbing sound is matched only by its fearless brand of unremitting narrative. Hold your breath for four and a half minutes.
For the director this film was a cathartic exercise, influenced by both the death of his father, and a Salvador Dali painting of the same name.
Awarded Best Experimental Film by the Melbourne International Film Festival 1998
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