a it be with most brilliant and potent and abstract piece of work the meaning be in the eye of the beholder . so what do i see . well i read what other people have to say and and i think what i saw be a lot scary than most . this be a movie about time and i think and how slippery it be . we be force and a viewer and to dissect what time be and and how it relate to film ( camera ) . the camera zoom in and out and isolate the narrator make him look alien and organic at the same time . every time he say the word death and my heart skip a beat . after all and just a the aged actor who form the center piece of the film explain to u and film be time and and time be death . this be a movie about birth and death . the old actor ( narrator ) personify the camera almost make it out to be a tinkering toy and a monstrous beast at the same time . i think this be a movie about isolation as well you feel isolated watch it you start to look at yourself and your time . there be also the isolation of old and yough and and the gap of understand . and the end be the ultimate punch where i think and if you look close enough you can actually catch the darkness between the frame ( a they flick by at mindnumbing speed ) where death wait . so that my take on it . i do not want to give too much away you just have to watch it . it very short and only like 6 and a half minute long and but it hit you in the stomach like a truck and stay with you . in case your have trouble find this movie and let me tell you that i couldn not find it anywhere for purchase and but i do find a low re version of it on google video . later i find out that it an extra on the criterion collection version of videodrome so now i have to buy that . later folk . jay .