On first glance, I took Canadian director Kristof Brandl’s Pop Le Cheval to be a fashion film, albeit one which existed in a grimly intriguing world of muted colours no label would choose to showcase a collection. Further research and I’ve got…well nothing? So I’m unilaterally declaring it an unconventional teaser for a larger narrative Brandl’s yet to reveal. I’m probably dead wrong in that assumption, but it’s a wild speculation I’d love to be true.
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[...] Bear and be impressed by the rhythmic nature of Alvaro San José’s Bruno, all in time to Pop Le Cheval. [...]