The Tesla World Light

Perhaps the few real events that this film occurs within are known to the majority, but I did not know of Tesla's relationship to JP Morgan, or indeed to a white pigeon. To be fair, I know little of Tesla but the basics, so this is okay. The film doesn't help you much though, and throws the viewer into a scene of oddity where a life-action Tesla narrates his letter over animation of him surrounded by sparks and energy before retreating into his bedroom. There he finds his muse in a white pigeon, but it doesn't go too well from there.

I love that this film can exist; that someone made it and do so with energy and lots of ideas. I'd not say I enjoyed it, but I appreciated the craft of the animation, and the passion of the creative force which took the story/idea and did it in this way. It is an experimental animation - and few words fill me with more dread; as such it is technically very good but I didn't have much to get heart or mind into; and as a non-creative person,