Watching Tales from the Loop, I think each shot is extremely detailed, symmetrical, golden section, framed, dotted, diagonal... This is film aesthetics, but also photography and science fiction aesthetics. Through the rigorous composition, feel the inside of those profound and complicated thinking which is about science, about philosophy. Clean vision, quiet hearing. The play is silent and mysterious. Audio-visual: a lot of white space, but not deliberately, infinite connotation, stretch the atmosphere. As if nothing said, but let a person feel a lot of things. Words and meaning endless. The series consists of eight episodes. Each episode seems to be an independent story, but in fact, each story is interwoven. The first episode is time travel, the second episode is soul replacement, the third episode is time suspension, the fourth episode is life limitation, the fifth episode is fear of the unknown, the sixth episode is interaction, the seventh episode is man-machine combination, the eighth episode is the ultimate loop. The science fiction part is actually not too much exaggerated things, but it feels very deep, very far away, because it is more in the mind, with unknown things, let you feel untouchable.
Tales from the Loop: film, photography and science fiction aesthetics
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