Regret and Guilt--Chelsea Style

 Jesper Just's arty film, "It Will All End in Tears," has enough archetypes and symbolism in it to keep any film student happy.  The 20-minute trilogy, which is being screened at Perry Rubenstein gallery, follows a nameless older man who is haunted by something he did in his past.  The film has no dialogue but a lot of music, including a sort of Greek Chorus--The Finnish Screaming Men's Choir. The mini-flick's story is an intriguing little puzzle. The film leaves you sensing the main character's feelings of crushing regret and guilt. (Images via Perry Rubenstein gallery, JesperJust.com)
Jesper Just's arty film, "It Will All End in Tears," has enough archetypes and symbolism in it to keep any film student happy.  The 20-minute trilogy, which is being screened at Perry Rubenstein gallery, follows a nameless older man who is haunted by something he did in his past.  The film has no dialogue but a lot of music, including a sort of Greek Chorus--The Finnish Screaming Men's Choir. The mini-flick's story is an intriguing little puzzle. The film leaves you sensing the main character's feelings of crushing regret and guilt. (Images via Perry Rubenstein gallery, JesperJust.com)
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