Gestalt (1999)
Original title: 部屋/形態
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Gestalt was shot over the course of a year in a Tokyo dormitory. Each day, Ishida would paint on the wall and photograph it using the available light from the window. The 7-minute long film, which is accompanied by haunting organ music composed by J.S. Bach, consists of those several seconds of film Ishida shot daily.
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Genre affinityAnimationVisual styleAnimationPacingShortDirector preference1217277Country preferenceJpDecade preference1990
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Frequently asked questions about Gestalt
What is Gestalt about?
Gestalt was shot over the course of a year in a Tokyo dormitory. Each day, Ishida would paint on the wall and photograph it using the available light from the window. The 7-minute long film, which is accompanied by haunting organ music composed by J.S. Bach, consists of those several seconds of film Ishida shot daily.
How long is Gestalt?
Gestalt has a runtime of 7 minutes.