The Existential Horror of David Cronenberg's Camera

[happybat]

I might be off on a limb here, but I can't get over that this old man is not alone. His house is full of movement, this beautiful diverse active eager group of children who are just desperate to make art. He is not forgotten - they want him to be part of their movie. And it's not his move, that part of his life is over and he is doing the work of accepting and mourning that - but he is not forgotten either. There was (to me) a warmth in that final scene, that he could accept his own death in the face of new life.

On the other hand, I haven't seen all that much Cronenberg.

[Rogue_Leader]

Idk man the short movie seemed more like my Grandpa talking to me about his life, wasn't scary, wasn't sad, just a normal Thursday

[ericjourdain]

Well that was kinda ghastly, especially featuring Barry Convex from Spectacular Opticals...