Synopsis
Surreal film on measurement of tiny quantities.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Released
- 1937-01-01
- Running time
- 9 minutes
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Sublime statement on civilization · EWKEANE · 2003-02-10
It is meaningful to me because of the research area that i am in. In it, I can see how (in hypertext) The utillity of standard, how the concept of standards has improved mankinds lifestyle. I highly recommend this short film to planet people, and those involved in AI and language development.
★★★ · Is it worth it for the ending? · Spuzz · 2004-03-10
seemingly non-ending salute to measuring stuff to 348/400 of an inch just goes on and on, telling us look how we can measure this! Look how we can measure that! Till it finally ends on what I remember this film for, the Third Reich salute made by measuring instruments! Very odd animation of measuring tools in a somewhat shall we say, propaganstic sequence. It even has multiple shots of a car coming towards us and a somewhat sublinal "go" being repeated over and over... Very bizarre. This film could have easily been cute in half but keeping the fascist ending intact.
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