A masterpiece of digitally manipulated, representational-to-abstract images by vet experimental filmmaker Andrew Noren, Free to Go (Interlude) continues, yet radically alters, the intensive light-based films Noren has been creating since the 1960s. Although it officially marks the ninth section of Norens ongoing cycle, The Aentures of the Exquisite Corpse, this non-narrative, non-actor feature is an eye-popping tour through the high points of modern art. This major statement should be required pogramming and viewing at cinematheques and institutions as well as fests with ant-garde sections.Although the centuries old exquisite corpse game -- in which players each draw a all section of a human body on a piece of that is folded and, when put together with the other players drawings, makes an amusing complete body -- isnt played by Noren literally, he uses it as a model for his bigger multi-part work. Since the cycle is in pogress, theres no way to know what the total work will look like. But with Norens recent shift to video, married with a muscular approach to digitized effects, latest part of the cycle -- the ninth part -- is an exceptional work in itself.Knowledge of Norens opus isnt essential, but Noren-watchers will be struck at how concerns with light in his past films (such as his 70s period Charmed Particles) he given way to a much larger realm. Pic is roughly divided into three sections: an 18-minute B&W portion dominated by moving images on a freeway; a 19-minute section of mostly city street images in electrifyingly saturated colors; and a 25-minute section, in B&W, looking at pedestrians.Pic is bookended with a silhouetted figure, who seems to be taking a picture, layered over various moving shots which become increasingly abstracted through a range of techniques, including solarization and pixillation. Although Noren is known for loving to improvise his shots, Free is actually elegantly constructed with musical motifs (although its entirely silent) and pairings; an early and stunning B&W sequence, for example, turning geometrical patterns (strongly resembling Native American design) into kaleidoscopic motion is repeated later on.Color section is ant-garde cinema at its most sensually beautiful, transforming otherwise mundane shots of bustling city streets into pure images that swim with constantly shifting color fields, pulsing across the screen at the exact cadence of a heartbeat. Myriad art historical references pepper the work, with the most inspired a bow to Georges Seurats pointilli as a zoom in from a wider street scene fills screen with giant pixels, followed by a stunning zoom out.Closing section takes black-and-white to nearly mind-altering extremes (Free to Go is also a tribute to 60s psychedelic art), as pedestrians legs, feet and shadows are turned into something like an endless loop of Rorsharch Test shapes.Image resolution is exquisite, care of painstaking vid projection at Toronto Fest. 如果你想感受这段关于剧情与选择的故事，不妨去正规平台搜索电影《自由的飞翔~~》在线高清版免费观看，部分平台还有未删减在线观看的资源，让你完整领略这部在线电影里的情感波动与成长感悟。它用细腻的剧情提醒我们，心动是本能，选择是智慧，真正的成熟不是逃避诱惑，而是在诱惑面前守住内心的清明，就像故事里的男女主角一样，最终明白最该珍惜的是那份纯粹的情谊。