Movie｜"The World Is a Moment" (1973)｜Fassbinder
One of the top five science fiction films in my personal review, it was released one year later than Tarkovsky's "Solaris" and had a certain influence on the settings of many science fiction films such as The Matrix.
The exquisite and beautiful color composition, the cool German future retro texture and color, and the avant-garde scene setting deeply fascinated me as a graphic photographer. The three-world mosaic composition, the presentation of virtual and real is as gorgeous and messy as a broken mirror. Better science fiction thinking must be wrapped in the core of sociology. The future imagination under the background of the Cold War, even if it has developed to the level of group deduction, still cheers for the courage of individuals to resist the system. The contrast of scenes and the alienation of mirrors, Fassbinder's spatial grammar completes the construction of mysterious temperament, which is very exciting.