Bertolt Brakhage

[I own a Roku™ and] I was intrigued to find during a recent work-related stay in a [4-Star] hotel that the 44.20 x 28.06 x 10.01 in. [Vizio.com] high-def they had in my room is actually 𝙗𝙧𝙤𝙠𝙚𝙣 by this video.
It was a 4k tv & gave crisp, bright, renders of everything else "on display" during my stay, but its refresh rate was apparently unable to match "unconventional" motion cycles such as those exhibited by the building cyclone of agar:oxygen bubbles in my short avant homage, "Bertolt Brakhage."
BTW, I hope interested readers will have occasion to re/discover the innovative works of Bertolt Brecht & Stan Brakhage; as the years now begin to pile up.
& that is not a claim that both are remembered for being writers, primarily.
Far be it from me to take sides in the continuing push to televise the internet; I am late to the Bluetooth-enabled television market. I was not "misled" by the advertising, but (again) didn't buy during the peak.
My point here is, after all that corporate bluster about "digitizing" broadcast (& the cinemas) these the flashiest "high-definition" devices are still, apparently, the slowest.