Thunder

Year: 1982

Runtime: 5 mins

Director: Takashi Ito

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The film opens with a woman's face slipping behind a pair of hands, then reappearing, set against strobing flashes. It moves through an empty building of shadowy hallways, where intricate designs are traced in mid‑air by light, captured with long‑exposure cinematography that renders ghostly, luminous patterns across the space.

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