This is a cliché
Jun 21, 2026•Channel
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Video Details
Published3 weeks ago
Duration2:30
Video IDM2gNeOmn5iI
Languagetr
CategoryFilm & Animation
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
Performance Metrics
Views291
Likes32
Comments4
Engagement Rate12.37%
Likes per 100 views11.00
Comments per 1K views13.75
Video Tags
#akın altan#solar flare i think i can help you#experimental short film#4:3 compressed to 2.35#visual poetry#cosmic schizophrenia#collective madness digital age#geometric psychology cinema#monochrome noir aesthetics#carl jung shadow work#existential short film#independent cinema#abstract optical illusion film#siberpunk noir#dairesel illüzyon kurgu#avant garde cinema#daktilo altyazi#giant vortex final
Description
"This is a cliché. A life cycle. What is enlightenment? In the light of the sun, and on each other's horizon..."
An experimental short film and monochrome visual poetry piece compressed from a 4:3 aspect ratio into a 2.35:1 widescreen cinematic frame. This intentional distortion forces the imagery into a claustrophobic, yoked space, creating an organic "hypnotic tunnel effect" that tests the limits of visual psychology.
Set to the atmospheric and eerie electronic frequencies of Solar Flare's "I Think I Can Help You," the narrative explores the phenomenon of "Cosmic Schizophrenia" and collective madness in the digital age. It is a cinematic confrontation with the hidden architecture of our minds, where our heaviest thoughts are continuously masked by the repetitive, psychedelic loops of reality.
In a world where yesterday's madness becomes today's reality, we find ourselves trapped within an inescapable, rotating orbit. For in the end, it is the circle of life... inside this giant vortex.
Written & Produced by: Akın Altan
Music by: Solar Flare - I Think I Can Help You
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