Dreamy, poetic, and enigmatic. It's stunning to think this was made in 1943; it feels decades ahead of its time. The shrouded figure with the mirror visage is an all-time great image, and the soundtrack to this film fits its mood perfectly. For just 14 minutes, it's remarkable to me that I can watch this again and again and see different things, or better put, endlessly interpret it. It's just a stunning piece of artwork.
Review of Meshes of the Afternoon
