Post by malus on May 27, 2013 18:09:46 GMT -5
I'm currently in the most depressed mood of my life.
SO, I decided to (re) watch, "The Sound of Insects: Record of a Mummy". It's billed as Documentary from 2009, according to IMDB, who gives it a 7/10.
WARNING: This movie can be seen as alternately dark and/ or beautiful, so be warned that this movie can cause great catharsis, or make you feel pretty fucking heavy.
The movie is the reading of the suicide journal of an unidentified protagonist who attempts to end his life through starvation in a secluded wetland wilderness.
The unidentified man never says who he is, why he is committing suicide, never whines or complains about his life. We never hear about any abusive mothers, lost loves, uncaring societies, etc... We are simply treated to a daily record of some lost soul's attempt to leave this planet as quietly and unobtrusively as he apparently lived.
Its on Netflix.
Also, when finished, remember that the 2009 - 2011 seasons of "Archer" are also on Netflix. They may help with the aftermath once you've drunk up all the liquor and eaten all the chocolate.
SO, I decided to (re) watch, "The Sound of Insects: Record of a Mummy". It's billed as Documentary from 2009, according to IMDB, who gives it a 7/10.
WARNING: This movie can be seen as alternately dark and/ or beautiful, so be warned that this movie can cause great catharsis, or make you feel pretty fucking heavy.
The movie is the reading of the suicide journal of an unidentified protagonist who attempts to end his life through starvation in a secluded wetland wilderness.
The unidentified man never says who he is, why he is committing suicide, never whines or complains about his life. We never hear about any abusive mothers, lost loves, uncaring societies, etc... We are simply treated to a daily record of some lost soul's attempt to leave this planet as quietly and unobtrusively as he apparently lived.
Its on Netflix.
Also, when finished, remember that the 2009 - 2011 seasons of "Archer" are also on Netflix. They may help with the aftermath once you've drunk up all the liquor and eaten all the chocolate.
