"The outside world unravels its colors and movements."
Just back from the movies where we saw Thank you for smoking, which was excellent, though not as hilarious as I expected it to be. I'm very disappointed by the trailer they made for An Incovenient Truth and it really doesn't make you want to go, whereas everybody should absolutely go see that movie. It's as good as it should be, anyway.
During the previews/commercials, we saw the most beautiful commercial I've seen in a while. It's for Kenzo's new frangrance, Amour, and it's just beautiful, the photographic quality of it is mind-blowing. So many stills that could be made and exhibited as photographs. The director of that video is called Patrick Guedj, and I'm off to see what else he's done.
Below is the TV spot - the movie theater version is much longer, doesn't feature the couples but three (or four?) different countries, and it's even more amazing because it's longer therefore has more images (duh), but already this gives you a good peep at the feel of it.
During the previews/commercials, we saw the most beautiful commercial I've seen in a while. It's for Kenzo's new frangrance, Amour, and it's just beautiful, the photographic quality of it is mind-blowing. So many stills that could be made and exhibited as photographs. The director of that video is called Patrick Guedj, and I'm off to see what else he's done.
Below is the TV spot - the movie theater version is much longer, doesn't feature the couples but three (or four?) different countries, and it's even more amazing because it's longer therefore has more images (duh), but already this gives you a good peep at the feel of it.