All Points to the Screen
A figure enters an empty, neutral space. They stop in the middle, set up a table, and leave. At the same time, another person enters, approaches the table, and prepares a film projector. Once this action is complete, this character freezes and disappears. After this brief introduction, a multitude of people and chairs appear and disappear—without any logic or continuity, as if by magic between the camera cuts—in front of the projector, which remains motionless like a statue.
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