KALEIDOSCOPE
a film by Austin Page
Kaleidoscope is a film true to it’s name. It follows a non-traditional, russian doll-like structure.
Seemingly unsure of who he is or where he’s going, we follow the lost protagonist through a dreamy, stylized, abandoned world.
As he wanders through this uninhabited suburb in search of anything that will remind him of who he is, he is lead by some mysterious crystals to spaces of great personal importance, which spark forgotten memories of his past.
Separated into 5 acts, each scene is punctuated by one of these uncovered memories. And each memory is followed by a deeper dive into the protagonists stream-of-consciousness memories in the form of an abstract, psychedelic 2D animation.
Kaleidoscope strives to follow an individual’s search within themself, to uncover exactly what it is that makes a person their truest self— in a truly personal and intimate way.
a film by Austin Page
Kaleidoscope is a film true to it’s name. It follows a non-traditional, russian doll-like structure.
Seemingly unsure of who he is or where he’s going, we follow the lost protagonist through a dreamy, stylized, abandoned world.
As he wanders through this uninhabited suburb in search of anything that will remind him of who he is, he is lead by some mysterious crystals to spaces of great personal importance, which spark forgotten memories of his past.
Separated into 5 acts, each scene is punctuated by one of these uncovered memories. And each memory is followed by a deeper dive into the protagonists stream-of-consciousness memories in the form of an abstract, psychedelic 2D animation.
Kaleidoscope strives to follow an individual’s search within themself, to uncover exactly what it is that makes a person their truest self— in a truly personal and intimate way.
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