Surreal, But Oddly Intriguing
“Visitors” is the fourth collaboration of director Godfrey Reggio and composer Philip Glass, advancing the film form pioneered by “The Qatsi Trilogy,” the non-spoken narrative experience where each viewer’s response is radically different yet extremely visceral. In “Visitors,” the focus is less on landscapes, more on the human face. There are close-ups of individuals and groups, children and adults, against a black background, staring straight into the camera, sometimes with glimmers of expression. The series of faces is occasionally broken with shots reminiscent of the trilogy — a ferris wheel, a moonscape, trees growing in water.<br /><br />This odd documentary is hardly for everyone. Though it is only 80 minutes long, director Reggio’s decision to limit the number of shots to 74 gives the film a much longer feel. The editing isn’t exactly action flick speed. The staring faces and Glass’ music provide an almost trance-like feel. I can see how viewers would have to fight off sleep if they attempt to watch the film in one sitting. In 1964, Andy Warhol made “Empire,” a film slightly longer than eight hours, in which the camera focuses solely on the Empire State Building. “Visitors” isn’t quite that static, but it does challenge the viewer’s patience.<br /><br />Blu-ray bonus extras include interviews with Godfrey Reggio and Philip Glass, making-of featurette, and behind-the-scenes footage.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : VISITORS is the fourth collaboration of director Godfrey Reggio and composer Philip Glass together with filmmaker Jon Kane, advancing the film form pioneered by The Qatsi Trilogy (Koyaanisqatsi, Powaqqatsi, and Naqoyqatsi): the non-spoken narrative experience where each viewer s response is radically different yet undeniably visceral. As Reggio explains, VISITORS is aimed at the solar plexus, at the appetite within us all, the atmosphere of our soul. I see the film as a meditation, as a transcendental event. Comprised of only seventy-four shots, a series of human, animal and landscape portraits, VISITORS takes movie watchers on an emotional journey to the moon and back. As a wondrous work of artistic achievement...art with a capital A (Austin Chronicle), VISITORS produces massive effects and moves into a class of film all its own..