The screen is filled with a rapid succession of images spanning five decades, set against a backdrop of two interwoven narrations. One narration persists throughout, though it slowly fades as the other emerges, delivering information in short phrases and keywords. This didn’t particularly appeal to me. While the photographic presentation initially holds some merit, I soon felt that it grew overly repetitive, and the adjustments to both the images themselves and the focus began to irritate me. The soundtrack's use of reciting names or words starting with "f" led to my losing interest. It is undeniably unique and unusual, but I ultimately found it quite bothersome to experience. Those sensitive to flashing visuals should proceed with caution.

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