"Night Music" by avant garde legend Stan Brakhage checks in at 30 seconds! It will probably take me considerably longer to write this review. Assuredly, anyone reading this will probably know more about Brakhage than me- though I have seen several of his 'films.' I must say I did not expect color schemes to jump at me at a blistering rate. I actually watched this in slow-mo and it revealed a lot more to me. At one point, I thought I saw what looked like a jazz musician- but, hey it was probably just my imagination! Well, I must also give credit to Brakhage for the fact that I am actually not giving anything away! Now, it may sound like I don't like "Night Music" but in fact I really do. Like all Brakhage works, it is highly original and does allow one to view film from a pure subconsious aspect which not a bad thing. But, as to what this is all about. Well, I'm sure someone could explain it to me, but that would assuredly take more than 30 seconds. This comes in a compilation collection of his works. 7/10
