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With the screen split asymmetrically, one part in positive, the other negative, the film documents the...
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The wonder and terror of organic forms.
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Tusalava is a Samoan word that means "Everything eventually goes full cycle."
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This astonishing film, with its screen split between positive and negative (and which is which?), evolves primaeval single-celled nuclear forms into living, rhythmic chains of existence and then, beyond, into creatures of tribal consciousness, both ancient and utterly contemporary. This film captures the mutability of existence, the ambiguity between fertile penetration and aggression, absorption and synthesis. To watch it is an exquisite experience.