LINK DE VIDEO:
https://vimeo.com/98340109

“The strangers, as the title suggests, gives us a peek into a foreign world, a place normal people do not have access to: the world of mines. And yet these images of the dim underground begin to feel oddly familiar, despite their darkness and massive, noisy machinery. A place in which a worker fumbles with an uncooperative ladder and actions become a numbing routine.As the images switch from the noisy mines to completely still and silent images of rock radiating in natural sunlight, this numbing quality is only further compounded by the switch back into the darkness below, pierced by industrial lighting, swarming with the constant hum of machines. All the while, one might sense this numbness as a kind of sympathy for the paralyzing world of the mines: the constant change from lightness to dark, from silence to deafening machines, which after a while merely becomes routine.”

LINK DE VIDEO:
https://vimeo.com/98340109

“The strangers, as the title suggests, gives us a peek into a foreign world, a place normal people do not have access to: the world of mines. And yet these images of the dim underground begin to feel oddly familiar, despite their darkness and massive, noisy machinery. A place in which a worker fumbles with an uncooperative ladder and actions become a numbing routine.As the images switch from the noisy mines to completely still and silent images of rock radiating in natural sunlight, this numbing quality is only further compounded by the switch back into the darkness below, pierced by industrial lighting, swarming with the constant hum of machines. All the while, one might sense this numbness as a kind of sympathy for the paralyzing world of the mines: the constant change from lightness to dark, from silence to deafening machines, which after a while merely becomes routine.”