Elephant (2003)

Such long shots, I remembered the "Transitional age". I really liked how the same moments were shown through the eyes of different students. The situation is of course terrible

A meditative and at the same time shocking work that explores the events that led to the massacre at an American school.

The film, which was awarded the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, departs from traditional narrative structures, offering the viewer a detached and multifaceted view of the tragedy.

I was shocked at how I could stand the "calmness" of the whole film, I was shaking at the end, and the shots were still smooth, melodic, "and calm."
The film clearly did not deserve such an assessment, if there is an opportunity, then watch it, even just once. Some of the shots are very beautifully shot, I think the artist will come in (not an Austrian...eh?)