Ballet no.9

This trippy, hypnotic film creates a world in which your grasp on reality starts to get hazy. You stare into the abyss and a mesmeric kebab looks back at you. Within this somewhat familiar alcohol-induced end-of-the-night context - appropriately set in a kebab shop - we hear a little voice.

It’s is a snapshot into the soul of someone trying to find love in this world. The neutral delivery contrasts to the heartfelt warmth of the message. We are told that a special someone can come along “shimmering and graceful… making us think a little less, feel a little more.” It is short, poetic and sweet and in all its weirdness, provides us a view into the heart of a lonely being. ALSO THE KEBAB HAS A MOUTH.

Credits:
Creatives: Michael Eichler & Sam Bishop @ Creature London
Director: Matt Barton