Enter Mycel

I saw this film at Fantaspoa film festival and loved it. It's different to anything I've seen for a while but if you had to pin it down you might call it Lynchian. The film has a certain mood that perpetuates throughout. It spreads through the film, out through the screen, into the cinema filling the room and then through your eye and ear holes, taking roots deep within you.

Techincal aspects such as the cinematography, editing and sound design are very good and all work in harmony, but what really elevates it are the bold filmmaking choices. Using the camerawork and sound mix as expressive tools. I especially loved one scene, all shot with floaty low angle hand held, and with dialogue drifting in and out of the soundscape. Really glad I went to the cinema that day and stumbled upon it. Plan to rewatch it when I get a chance. See it if you can.