Âtoman

"ātman" is a visually groundbreaking and experimental horror film that employs innovative camera techniques to create a sense of unease and disorientation. By capturing its subject from 480 strategically positioned angles, director Toshio Matsumoto crafts a dizzying and unsettling experience that blurs the lines between zooms, pans, and other traditional camera movements. This 1975 Japanese short film is a pioneering work in the avant-garde and experimental genres, influencing generations of filmmakers to come.