Aidan Cseh

Aidan Cseh

Favorite films

  • Sotiros
  • Rue des Teinturiers
  • Doomed Love
  • Oh, Woe Is Me

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  • Sang titre

    ★★★★★

  • In the Darkness of Time

    ★★★★★

  • Jaime

  • Desert Rose

    ★★★½

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Ana
★★★★★ Liked Watched

On coughing up one’s blood: an unseen cause from within the body, but left with evidence staining one’s clothes. On a prism abstracting light into 3 colours. An intake to an output, a process that enamours in the inseparability of the moment the light hits the prism and the moment it leaves. An exact moment that preempts its future and describes its past. On how a shadow begets its own story. A dream that is looking forward/back in what’s coming/what…

The Illiac Passion
★★★★★ Liked Rewatched

What a tender, beautiful, and explosively passionate film.

Desire (the incomplete image) felt by a body (presence) for another body (physical flesh) is amplified by the absence of a cohesive myth (narrative, the constellations).

The body is present and burning but its mythic code for moving through the world is missing, sleepwalking through loose threads and shreds of a history reduced to its barest emotional elements.

The rapid pace of images and the montage of words construct an incomplete metaphor.…

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Sotiros
★★★★★ Liked Watched

Unbelievably complex in its suggestion of a perceptual dialogue of lines (shadow, light, trees, edges, mirrors), movement (camera, water, people, animals), and space (rooms, landscape, walls, edges, corners) that surmount the need for words in its conversation of forms. Conversation, or finding the seam where two distinct sides meet to make a corner. The surgery scar, the suggestion of a seam, one piece of flesh made two tied together, is one of the most important images in Beavers filmography. Its…

From the Notebook of...
★★★★★ Liked Watched

Fantastic, and foundational to the rest of Beavers work I've watched. How the placement of a camera changes the relationship between the artist, nature, and creation. How control over the image only goes so far when it must be projected and viewed through another pair of eyes. Cementing Beavers as a favorite of mine for the love felt for all the ways of seeing, and being.