All articles tagged with #liminal spaces
Production designer Danny Vermette explains building about 30,000 square feet of practical, liminal-set interiors with a 1990s aesthetic for the Backrooms film, a design-heavy approach that may thrill—and make architects cringe at—horrific, tactile detail.
In a candid Variety interview, Kane Parsons explains how the Backrooms started as a YouTube series and evolved into a feature with A24, detailing how he safeguarded his creative vision while studios joined the project, his fascination with liminal spaces as cosmic horror, and plans to expand the world beyond the film with future chapters and YouTube content.
Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, who died last week, was a master of conjuring layered emotion in his film scores. His music explored the intersection of beauty and terror, and the way a soul can survive even as a body falters. Sakamoto's scores were interested in the liminal spaces where words falter but emotions thrum, and his music has continued to score those spaces in the lives of his listeners.