The Subconscious Art of Graffiti Removal

This is a classic. July's voice is captivating, mesmerizing, and funny in a very personal way. The music\is perfect background to the visuals, and the idea of the movie pure genius. The concept manages to balance between satire on art and the demonstration that art can be found in many small unintentional things. Some of the visuals in the split frame are too distant and unclear and their meaning -the reason for those shots- is not clear like the rest of the picture: but those are small flaws. The filmmaker looks at the moon when the sage points at it, not at the finger like most of us do. It could be a weekly view for me, a ritual to keep me oiled for more intelligent observations on life and art. And it is a warm up to Miranda July's feature film "Me and You and Everyone We Know" which rightly won the Camera D'Or at the last Cannes Film Festival.