Komma
Viewers interested in modern cinema often explore Komma because of its cast, story direction, and audience popularity.
"Enigmatic as they seem, these images speak to our thought: it is the first moment, primordial vision even before the birth of the landscape where the vision freed of its mental achievements is decomposed into primordial elements. This is what the film KOMMA explores as a double comma in the German comma word, this interstage of the language that connects the words, and in coma, this between-two of the depths between sleep and death. The camera follows in fixed planes the movement of the fluids and the decomposition of the light spectrum. In this constantly changing topography appear transient forms confronting us with the feeling of ephemeral and metamorphosis. Florence Netzler.
