Twittering Soul 3D (2023) coming from Dekanalog

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Dekanalog is releasing Twittering Soul

Theatrical screenings to start but seeing as how they released a 3DBD in 2024 suggests a 3DBD will follow

It's their next release as announced on Instagram

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Trailer

TWITTERING SOUL Trailer | RIGA IFF 2024 - YouTube

[pzadvance]

Looks super interesting, would be thrilled to see this on 3d blu ray!

[WaverBoy]

Lithuanian folk horror in 3-D??? Count me in!!!

[Interdimensional]

Apparently the 3D is native-filmed. Did anyone catch a screening?

Reviews describe more of a mood piece than a story-driven film, so might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I'd be willing to give it a chance. If the 3D is good, I'd be happy enough to just sit there and just let it wash over. The concept and visuals seems fascinating to me.

[robtadrian]

Playing in the US at the Alamo Drafthouses in LA and Austin Texas on November 9th.

[osmos512]

Originally Posted by robtadrian

Playing in the US at the Alamo Drafthouses in LA and Austin Texas on November 9th.

Got my tix.

[BluBonnet]

Riga Review: Dreamy Stereoscopic 3D Folk Tale Twittering Soul is One of a Kind

Not many people have mourned 3D cinema’s second waning. Yet, every now and then, the old parlor trick threatens to capture the imagination. I can think of two films in the last few years that have done such: the first cost around $400M, made about six times that at the box office, and took place on Pandora; the second is titled Twittering Soul and is the first 3D film ever made in Lithuania. It’s set in a misty rural landscape in the late 1800s, a pre-Soviet time in northeastern Europe that cinema rarely depicts. Amongst its tapestry of folklorish characters is a feudal lord with an interest in photography, which he views by holding a candle behind the image, bringing into focus this film’s visual layers. While watching, I was reminded of the doubled-image technique of stereoscopic photography that went out-of-fashion sometime in the middle of the 20th century––images that viewed today, whether in a museum or through a viewfinder, retain their transportive powers. Soul was shot by DP Eitvydas Doškus with a 3D camera, natural light sources, and mostly static shots to give that same ethereal experience: something strange and ineffable, painterly yet tactile. For a moment, it still feels like you’re really there.

[WaverBoy]

No screenings near me. I really hope this gets a 3-D Blu!

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by WaverBoy

No screenings near me. I really hope this gets a 3-D Blu!

Dekanalog released Charlie Victor Romeo on 3D Blu-ray so I think the chances are good.