Love How It Feels

Somewhere between justice and absurdity, a rhythm is born that does not so much explain as tease. Words are like mathematics without a solution: the formula is there, but the sum does not add up. And in this discrepancy lies a strange pleasure, as if the error itself becomes a melody.

The weight of a generation carries itself lightly, almost festively, as if you were rolling a suitcase through an airport - noisy, uncomfortable, but damn exciting. And instead of panic - excitement. The drive towards the finale sounds not alarming, but like a promise: soon everything will start again, only a little louder and bolder.

Here, the comet dragging its tail of dust and the beauty locked in a cage are not tragedies, but embellishments of the game. The burden turns into an amulet, and captivity into a justification for freedom. And when it is suddenly announced that ‘the living have been caught,’ one wants to believe: yes, they have been forgiven, so we can continue dancing.

Director: Thinh T. Petrus Nguyen

Production: Minh Dynasty

Cinematography, editing, colour correction: Victor Knötzel

Graphics: Anna Just Melson

Screenplay: Elias Rönnenfelt

Producers: Elias Rönnenfelt and Alexander Bacci

Mixing: Mikko Gordon

Mastering: Emil Thomsen