Naran Ja (One Act Orange Dance) - A Short Film By Iñárritu

[@taylanyilmaz]

Thats why I love Inarritu a lot, he is a true artist!

[@jcjrfilms]

How the heck does he get the shot to feel like a one-shot take? Brilliant.

[@CristianMercadoProductions]

You can see how Iñárritu was experimenting with the long take in this. It's even more seamless in this compared to Birdman.

[@1suaveguy]

for everyone saying this is boring and they don't get it, remember as it says in the description lol, this was not a film for mass consumption, it was for the L.A. dance project, if you're not a fan of interpretive dance or not of that culture (like myself), then we're not going to see it the same way we see a film like birdman or transformers for that matter - but surely you can appreciate the cinematography and skill that went into this project.

[@annacoribioanna]

I saw it as people walking alone, looking back and seeing not another person, or themselves (literal) but having "thoughts"... they were walking and being "thoughtful"... you know when a times one "looks back" and feels something, or thinks about their life as they walk... the dance part, the people who show up later (whether it's themselves, or other people) is a representation of life experiences, life, memories, other people... ... not literately seeing other people. Strange but beautiful...

[@saqlainali2563]

Exotically Brilliant. Justifies Nothingness, but expresses evrything.

[@maqusss]

thought i share my interpretation: film presents the day of human live focusing on social relations. Film ---> Reality 1. People constantly comming out of bush to same place ---> People comming to same jobs, homes, etc. everyday. 2. New people appearing --> new people we meet in live 3. Dance of individual --> activities, personality of individual 4. Pair/group dance---> social aspect of live: interaction with other people in activities, common moments What oranges could mean?

[@lilianpineda28]

Interesting how it seems to be presented as a new art form. If you like this you would probably like the video-dance world.

[@TheMoisex01]

Is the floor covered in Lays?

[@elfabuloso7674]

Increíble. En "Birdman" noté mucha influencia de David Lynch, parece que el señor Iñárritu lo ha estado estudiando estos años.

[@dantemv1950]

if you ask me I think this is like an eternal deja vu

[@alfredocervantes1598]

this is genius....it's hypnotic. VHS Camera ? WoW.

[@patrickketch1]

Nice editing, that's what I can just about cling to

[@jordanallen7734]

Any ideas how he achieved the coming out of the bushes loop? I can't seem to find a cut when the camera pans back to the bushes. So are we dealing with triplets here or what?

[@costaseleftheriadis6449]

Jordan Allen there is no cut on this movie. the the actors/dancers running behind the camera at the panning of camera. the pan is much slower and they fast forward it on post.

[@SpinozicTroll]

fking nice sound design

[@lgl9823]

¿Alguien sabe cuál es la metáfora de esto, o cuál es el significado, o qué es lo que el director nos quería expresar con este cortometraje?

[@TheFatNinjaGroup]

No creo que el cortometraje tiene un mensaje, nos expresa emocion. Alejandro le gusta experimentar con la camara, y como puede expresar en modas nuevas.

[@condedemexico9827]

Los aburridos son impacientes y no tienen la profundidad para cavar en las capas de esta narración en movimiento. Así es como a menudo uno se siente a sí mismo buscando en la terapia. Los encuentros relacionales juegan un papel clave en la búsqueda de nuestro verdadero yo. Miramos, hacemos una introspección y una parte del yo se revela a sí misma. Interactuamos, nos quitamos las capas de nosotros mismos, como Hierro agudiza el hierro. Y nada habla de la vida más que de la danza, nuestros días y noches son todos una especie de movimiento. Esa es mi opinión. En un poema, Nuestro miedo más profundo por Marianne Williamson, hay una frase que dice: "Al dejar que nuestra propia luz brille, automáticamente damos permiso a otras personas para hacer lo mismo". Todos estamos en un viaje de autodescubrimiento y conoceremos a muchos por su propia cuenta que se entrelazarán brevemente con nosotros y nos llevarán más cerca del autodescubrimiento. Y al igual que el polvo, la gente se instala en nuestras mentes y corazones e impacta nuestro destino. No fue para dar una conferencia. la pieza solo me movió a. Así que estoy atrapado en el baile.

[@BerlinPaul]

Great piece, could anyone name me the music played at 5:36?

[@RahulPR17]

Does anyone know, when was this short film released?

[@ofiryud]

This is really really good!!!

[@takatsuharuka3103]

I'm a big fan of Alejandro G. Inarritu, but when it comes to this one, I don' get anything....lol

[@신선배송]

crazy!! good~!~!

[@maqusss]

thanks

[@kevinalonsocarrizaleszeped2615]

Awesome

[@jerrygonzalez1440]

I don't understand it or know what yoü all are doing but it's interesting and great job I was so into the video:)

[@tinkredd]

I wish people that don't understand or appreciate different styles of art would just keep their negative opinions to theirselves. No one is forcing you to watch so just don't say anything if you can't say anything nice!!! I think it's very beautiful although it's different. But if everything was exactly the same it would be a really boring world. And let's face it at least they r expressing themselves in a decent manner. So shut up if ur going to put it down!!!!!!!!!

[@annacoribioanna]

she's waking back in time

[@onasht]

Anybody know what camera was used? And how it was processed digitally?

[@noisepuppet]

Olly Nasht Some old VHS camcorder. Tube or CCD, that I dunno.

[@jaycee5717]

+noisepuppet i don't think it could be tube. or you'd see light tracers.

[@holdenbc412]

Listen to "the hayley mills song" -titanmoon

[@javierfernandez6030]

How did we end up here..

[@cocosjairo]

... this place is horrible...

[@adampatzay]

Who was the cinematographer?

[@KushagraaDubeyy]

Adam Pátzay only if you’d waited till the end. The credits clearly mention it’s Benjamin Millepied

[@5Cd2]

And where is the dancing and laughing orange?

[@cent1989]

the start is trippy as fuc

[@facu_avm]

Es la primera vez en mi vida que me quedo dormido viendo un cortometraje. No pensé que fuera posible, pensé que solo te podías quedar dormido viendo una película. PD: Los bailes están muy geniales.

[@onionfedora3793]

4:22 turn off your phones kids and remember drugs are bad, m'kay?

[@VarunGroverComedy]

Kya chootiya banaya!

[@KushagraaDubeyy]

Varun Grover Art sabko samajh aa jati to baat hi Kya thi.. but fir bhi duniya valo ko proof ke liye 2 consecutive academy award kaafi hain !

[@vegavision_]

A la mar fui por naranjas, cosa que la mar no tiene.

[@JoWyNile]

Heights of editing!

[@raulfernando7307]

Pensaba que la toma infinita era merito de Lubezki y nada, Inñarritu lo hizo con recursos más limitados.

[@ydabdafloreskintana7807]

Esto es trabajo de iñarritu en conjunto con lubezky

[@pangeransimonsihombing8621]

oh

[@justin21491]

Acid is a hell of a drug

[@pitagotica]

pués pasé a ver este video por lo del Oscar, pero si lo hubiera visto hace unos días, jamás me hubiera imaginado que ganaría Alejandro algún Oscar, francamente este corto está espantoso, sorry

[@bakedinspiration]

if you look closely you will notice people are dancing

[@khoiledinh6496]

What

[@ShalJoseph]

Why so serious..???

[@IsraelGonzalezR]

The fuck.

[@ajsif6753]

No entendí ni vergas jajaja

[@lukasmezadj]

boring

[@georgethebeast2006]

sorry but if this is art then manos :hand of fate should get an academy award...sorry

[@WewillcollidE1]

if it was for a dance competition, it could have been way more sophisticated than this. for an experienced filmmaker to release this on his resume...its embarrassing how bad this is. there's nothing to even read into here, it was terrible.