JustTakeAPebble wrote:So go on! Whatya think the story is?
Simon
LOL i hate being drawn to a
definite conclusion. A film is only ever the sum total of the opinions it generates.
Assuming there isnt any special symbolism i've missed i will offer an attempt at analysis!
Based on the song i would assume that there is an obvious irony at play, in that the character (ie. you! you cheeky monkey) has either killed a loved one or himself. The images in the TV for me could be inffered as some kind of flashforward or flashback, eg. he buries the body or commits the murder out in the barren countryside. I think there is clear scope for a great deal of temporal discretion to be read into the film. This simple analysis is however based soley on the use of the beatles song.
Alternatively i would consider it a disection of altered mental states, as a character sits, traumatised, between passivity and aggression, reality and the surreal, in which case the images in the tv could present mental conflict while the character himself may take a metaphysical role and not actualy exist??? the interaction between media and the human psyche also rings strongly for me. So perhaps the film reflects the dangerous consequences of subjecting ourselves to such a barrage of emotional expierience.
What a fucktard i am writing so much. Simon, the fact that your film has provoked such an abundant rush of (genuine) ideas is proof, to me at least, that it is a worth much more than two hours of work would suggest.
Rob