god this is beautiful. you’ve probably been told this 1,000 times, but you truly are such a talented director, writer, and editor. the visual aesthetic matches the subject matter perfectly. not only that, but you were able to tell the audience why and explain why this movie is your favorite, something many people can’t do well. fantastic job, can’t wait for more.
I'm happy to see this video back up - albeit re-edited. The new edits bring a lot to the video. Thank you for bringing this film to us with your perspective.
shockingly the video is just better as a result of me having to re-visit the edit! i hope some more people are going to check this movie out as a result
(I wanted to wait until I had seen the film before watching this) This was a beautiful essay! I'm so glad to see you getting back to making content for this channel. We've missed your work. Can't wait to see what's in store!
Hadn’t seen this video before it was taken down, so I’m glad I’ve gotten to see it now! I really enjoyed this movie when I first watched it, and your well made video helped me appreciate it more, or to your point, view it in another perspective. Hope to see more!
the farewell is an underrated masterpiece i’ll always love (as a not chinese enough chinese american lol). i’d also like to add this is a brilliant video, and i hope you’ll make another video soon. yes, i’m crying.
Watched this film tonight because my pal Nalbis said it was one of his favorites. Truly a lovely film and video! I follow your letterboxd and write reviews for everything I watch, here's the one I wrote on my experience of this film. 4.5 stars. "My one qualm with this movie is that it told a story I didn't believe existed, one that I wanted to tell first... True story, but this time, no cap. About 2 years ago now, my whole family was told my grandfather's heart was failing. The emotional dynamics and events that took place surrounding this knowledge have staked themselves so deeply within my heart. The two stories are wildly similar, but also distinct in that my family and I are all of Western blood. Being one of 7 children growing up, prolonged attention was hard to come by. I can only reference my own childhood experience, so it is hard to know, but my family has always seemed to be in a uniquely extreme state of isolation. Even when we would have events together, they were adorned with intense banter, performance, and general individualistic outbursts competing for attention and meaning. My grandfather stood out amidst this isolation for every single one of us, as someone who truly gave each of us his attention - intellectually in his brilliance - but most significantly in practice. He was there to support me when I needed funds to visit Europe and France with my school, he was there to teach me to swim and to snowboard, he was there when I learned to unicycle, he was there to support both my private, classical education, and my film education. Miraculously he is still here! Despite whatever grief was present at the prospect of one of my favorite people's death, that was one of the warmest times I've ever experienced with my family collectively. Our divided attention brought to a pure, inarguble focus on our love for our Pappa. This felt paradox of grief and warmth is what makes this film. Really a beautiful film, where like reality, it is seeped in subtlety. I'm most keen on observational cinema. Where narrative, isn't delivered through a feeding tube of special effects, transitions, and tasteless cuts. In an era of mediocre, over-produced cinema, we've gotten used to taking for granted the image. I loved the breathability of the beautiful, simple, still-shots of this film. Making true cinema doesnt happen by obsessing over novelty/originality, but in most cases in an understanding of the beautifully ordinary."
Really excellent work. Appreciate your analysis and most of all, your presentation of that analysis. I agree with you that this film is quite exceptional.
Okay so I checked a lot of the videos from your channel but none of them got copyright striked just copyright-claimed and this video probably won't result in termination of your channel as a lot of the clips shown in the movie are in fact falling under fair use but listen you have nothing to worry about I'm sure channel will not get terminated but if it does well I'll have to re-upload the videos
Dear nalbis, Sir. You have a precise, unique sight. clockwork-like; handmade: bespoke. The highest caliber, yet a mechanism wrought as fragile as the rainbow that comprises an insect wing- a fleeting, transient nuance, the ever subtle exquisite knife-edge of one impeccably crafted perspective.. made all the more singular..in it's pure ability to captivate an audience with the same species of magic that has almost imperceptibly altered you but too, has sharpened all of your most sacred and windpetal-light edges and inevitably, Hones the Blade of your Lense. There may be one or two others or even a small handful, of minds such as yours, alive on Earth at this moment, or in the sum comprising the past and future of one hundred years. But your specific tribe is a spare one, differentiated by it's rarity and it's special genius and innovation. I feel blessed to be alive during your lifetime, especially at the beginning of your creative journey.
@@nalbis Thank you! Can I actually tell you I needed to hear that this morning? You are a talent to be reckoned with, my friend, and I for one, cannot wait to see what comes next! (No pressure!) Muchlove, suki
i ran my course with that project. what i can only imagine is one more big master-video after the release of their next album there i'd like to conclude the saga for now my passion is in movies!
god this is beautiful. you’ve probably been told this 1,000 times, but you truly are such a talented director, writer, and editor. the visual aesthetic matches the subject matter perfectly. not only that, but you were able to tell the audience why and explain why this movie is your favorite, something many people can’t do well. fantastic job, can’t wait for more.
thank you! honestly, never hear compliments like this! i'm excited to introduce people to some more of my favourites soon!
@@nalbis 🥲 thanks man
maaaaan they’re coming back, we need ya!
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I'm happy to see this video back up - albeit re-edited. The new edits bring a lot to the video. Thank you for bringing this film to us with your perspective.
shockingly the video is just better as a result of me having to re-visit the edit! i hope some more people are going to check this movie out as a result
this almost made me cry. excellent job!
that's definitely the movie!! such a gut punch
NEW NALBIS LETS GO!!!
(I wanted to wait until I had seen the film before watching this)
This was a beautiful essay! I'm so glad to see you getting back to making content for this channel. We've missed your work. Can't wait to see what's in store!
Hadn’t seen this video before it was taken down, so I’m glad I’ve gotten to see it now! I really enjoyed this movie when I first watched it, and your well made video helped me appreciate it more, or to your point, view it in another perspective. Hope to see more!
you'll definitely see more! hoping to bring out some more obscure favourites as we go!
the farewell is an underrated masterpiece i’ll always love (as a not chinese enough chinese american lol). i’d also like to add this is a brilliant video, and i hope you’ll make another video soon. yes, i’m crying.
It’s so amazing... So many emotions in a single UA-cam video, truly breathtaking.
I remember when this was originally uploaded! Time for round 2.
Watched this film tonight because my pal Nalbis said it was one of his favorites.
Truly a lovely film and video!
I follow your letterboxd and write reviews for everything I watch, here's the one I wrote on my experience of this film. 4.5 stars.
"My one qualm with this movie is that it told a story I didn't believe existed, one that I wanted to tell first...
True story, but this time, no cap.
About 2 years ago now, my whole family was told my grandfather's heart was failing. The emotional dynamics and events that took place surrounding this knowledge have staked themselves so deeply within my heart. The two stories are wildly similar, but also distinct in that my family and I are all of Western blood.
Being one of 7 children growing up, prolonged attention was hard to come by. I can only reference my own childhood experience, so it is hard to know, but my family has always seemed to be in a uniquely extreme state of isolation. Even when we would have events together, they were adorned with intense banter, performance, and general individualistic outbursts competing for attention and meaning.
My grandfather stood out amidst this isolation for every single one of us, as someone who truly gave each of us his attention - intellectually in his brilliance - but most significantly in practice.
He was there to support me when I needed funds to visit Europe and France with my school, he was there to teach me to swim and to snowboard, he was there when I learned to unicycle, he was there to support both my private, classical education, and my film education. Miraculously he is still here!
Despite whatever grief was present at the prospect of one of my favorite people's death, that was one of the warmest times I've ever experienced with my family collectively. Our divided attention brought to a pure, inarguble focus on our love for our Pappa.
This felt paradox of grief and warmth is what makes this film.
Really a beautiful film, where like reality, it is seeped in subtlety.
I'm most keen on observational cinema.
Where narrative, isn't delivered through a feeding tube of special effects, transitions, and tasteless cuts.
In an era of mediocre, over-produced cinema, we've gotten used to taking for granted the image.
I loved the breathability of the beautiful, simple, still-shots of this film.
Making true cinema doesnt happen by obsessing over novelty/originality, but in most cases in an understanding of the beautifully ordinary."
Really excellent work. Appreciate your analysis and most of all, your presentation of that analysis. I agree with you that this film is quite exceptional.
I MISSED YOUR CONTENT SO MUCH, DUDE.
Welcome back, man. 💙
Fantastic! I loved it, makes you think about the film a lot deeper
Please bring back the film podcast, this made me miss it
The unrelenting aesthetic in your videos.... inspiring
really appreciate that coming from you dod! the work you've been putting out has reinvigorated me to jump back into longform!!
This was amazing! Thanks for sharing
It’s time to come back.
Please make more content.
Calm down bro. Enjoy 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 one.
@Paine Productions I did, which is why I am politely requesting for more.
definitely looking to make more film related stuff! appreciate the vote of confidence
You gotta come back cause dema is coming back soon!
First time watching this. Great vid, great movie. Love your editing
NALBIS IS BACKKKKKKKK .😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❤❤❤❤❤❤
you are just so talented bro
Thank God!
nalbis i think u should make a new twenty one pilots video, tøp is releasing the song tomorrow
hey bro, will you be posting the video about clancy era?
This is incredible.
cheers seth ur incredible 🫵😌
Even though it’s not TOP related it’s a wonderful production
i always appreciate when people allow creators to grow beyond their niche, i know some may not be as accepting of different stuff
@@nalbiswe definetly want more movie related content
Now i want to watch this flim
the click needs you
Okay so I checked a lot of the videos from your channel but none of them got copyright striked just copyright-claimed and this video probably won't result in termination of your channel as a lot of the clips shown in the movie are in fact falling under fair use but listen you have nothing to worry about I'm sure channel will not get terminated but if it does well I'll have to re-upload the videos
Dear nalbis,
Sir. You have a precise, unique sight.
clockwork-like; handmade: bespoke. The highest caliber, yet
a mechanism
wrought
as fragile
as the rainbow that comprises
an insect wing-
a fleeting, transient nuance,
the ever subtle
exquisite knife-edge of one impeccably crafted perspective..
made all the more singular..in it's pure
ability
to captivate
an audience with the same species of magic
that has almost imperceptibly altered you
but too, has sharpened
all of
your most sacred and windpetal-light edges
and inevitably,
Hones the Blade
of your
Lense.
There may be one or two others or even a small handful, of minds such as yours, alive on Earth at this moment, or in the sum comprising the past and future of one hundred years.
But your specific tribe is a spare one, differentiated by it's rarity and it's special genius and innovation.
I feel blessed to be alive during your lifetime, especially at the beginning of your creative journey.
i definitely don't believe i'm anywhere near what you say
all i can say is your way with words is wonderful!
@@nalbis Thank you!
Can I actually tell you I needed to hear that this morning?
You are a talent to be reckoned with, my friend, and I for one, cannot wait to see what comes next! (No pressure!)
Muchlove, suki
Its been A while
Dude I have been waiting for u to explain scales and icy by twenty one pilots 😢
i ran my course with that project. what i can only imagine is one more big master-video after the release of their next album
there i'd like to conclude the saga
for now my passion is in movies!