The setting for the film is a small indoor motodrome that is built almost like half a giant barrel. Motorcyles and even a car begin around the track and they spin at an incredible rate--moving up the side of the barrel as the audience looks down into this amazing spectacle. For those who know what a Rotor is from an amusement park--it is very reminiscent of that.
This is a rather hypnotic and interesting short film. While I can't give it a really high score because there really isn't much to the film (no dialog and no plot). However, it was made very artistically in black and white and looks more like a piece of art than a "film". The movement, the shadows and the look--it's truly fascinating and unique.
This is a rather hypnotic and interesting short film. While I can't give it a really high score because there really isn't much to the film (no dialog and no plot). However, it was made very artistically in black and white and looks more like a piece of art than a "film". The movement, the shadows and the look--it's truly fascinating and unique.
