Dancing Day

For me, Dancing Day was not meant to be a firm story as such but rather a capture of emotional charge that is transferred from one actor to another in continuous series of inexplicable, strange emotional ignitions. I would think that director's intention was to make the movie an interactive platform, to leave the audience alone in attempts to interpret, to let each viewer build his/her own story. Unlike surrealists, Consi does not burn for absurdity, however, he does seem to like bizarre situations. A spectator is required to handle dangerous levels of wisdom and uncertainty throughout the whole movie. But do not fear, today is a dancing day! Well, ready?!

Surprisingly inspiring. It's well put together. Story dances between magic, memory and drug induced imagination with the editing blending everything together almost seamlessly. I initially had an impulse to analyse and predict the narration, but few scenes in, I kinda surrendered to it's rhythm of sound, music and mild surrealism. Moreover the few hiccups that were present in the movie did not take me out of it, instead reminded me how creative the production really is. Superb!