The People’s Adolescence. Deeply structuralist, like AKA Serial Killer meeting the modern era. Cinema as “fragmented time” online social structures and the surveillance state that enables repression of the root problems until all left to show is, the show. Also a structural critique narratively, that same fragmented time building Kurt and his perception on socialization: fate brings us together like eyes on a YouTube video with the recommended loaded in the barrel, or, those people are just ing by to…

“Sometimes i feel so happy, sometimes i feel so sad” “i wish life would stay the same” yo dog shut up! In which wenders as filmmaker/tourist/voyeur travels to japan in all the awe and wonder of a man looking at monkeys hugging each-other in a zoo😊 says “wow, isnt it great how Japanese people are so complacent in their work, and aw man, aw shucks, at my ripe old age isnt it lovely to see some workers enjoy the everyday…