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The inspiration for this comes from various sources, but there is a song from the 'Death and the Maiden' quartet by Franz Schubert I found particularly useful.

The Maiden:

Oh! leave me! Prithee, leave me! thou grisly man of bone!
For life is sweet, is pleasant.
Go! leave me now alone!
Go! leave me now alone!

Death:

Give me thy hand, oh! maiden fair to see,
For I'm a friend, hath ne'er distress'd thee.
Take courage now, and very soon
Within mine arms shalt softly rest thee!"

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  • Dean P. Wells plus 7 months ago
    Cool idea and nicely done!
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Thanks Dean. Loved your new music vid. Great dance moves.., including the dog!
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  • Phil Rice plus 7 months ago
    I continue to be impressed, Paul, by the range of film styles you can do... and do well. I'm a big fan of Tokyo Tales, but I have to say I think this here is my personal favorite of all your films. Really really well done.
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Many thanks for the compliment. It was a great start to my day.
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  • Lucy Georges 6 months ago
    Excellent stuff.
    I don't know what you've been smoking, but I'd love some ;-)
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    If you don't mind staying awake nights, staring at the ceiling ;-)
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  • Richard Goodley 6 months ago
    Wow. That was amazing sir. Please upload to Moviestorm soon so i can make it featured.

    Bravo again!!
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Glad you like it. Will be even gladder if you do eventually feature it ;-)
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  • Norrie 6 months ago
    Well, gosh!

    That was just fantastic. In every sense of the word.
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Thanks Norrie for all the comments.
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  • Craig Harbison 6 months ago
    Surrealistic, scary, wierd, dreamlike what more can I say. This is definitely a piece that inspires thought. A far departure from the comedic films of the past. Great job Paul.
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Thanks Craig.
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  • sisch 6 months ago
    Wow, Paul, what a great film! I've always been a fan of surreal, and here you mix it all perfectly - superb camera, sound and music... loved every minute of it!
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Hi Sisch. Glad to see you back again!
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  • KV 6 months ago
    wow, a mad experience that was, creepy, twisted and highly enjoyable!
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    I can honestly say the same about your latest movie 'Debt'. ;-)
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  • Tarantineur 6 months ago
    Amazing! Thanks for this machinima !
  • kibishipaul 6 months ago
    Glad you enjoyed it. Many thanks for the comment.
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  • Mpenziwe 3 months ago
    ...stunning
  • kibishipaul 3 months ago
    Thanks for the comments on this and my other movies. I appreciate it : )
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  • iono allen 3 months ago
    I love this ! Excellent work, but more importantly excellent and original story, a lot of imagination and ideas here, that you have concretized in such a brilliant way. Bravissimo ! :)
  • kibishipaul 3 months ago
    Many thanks Iono for your kind comments : )
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  • VimPickens plus 3 months ago
    Phil, I saw this at Machinima Expo just two days ago, and voted for it. If I choke up over a film then I know it's hit an emotional nerve. But it also satisfied all my aesthetic cravings. So beautifully done! I love surreality; in my ignorance I thought only SL machinima were tending that way, but you've shown me not only the creativity of MS but your own amazing abilities and sensitivities. At the risk of spoilers, let me say that the final scene just really got to me, and still does. "Feel everything, see nothing." But boy, what I saw, what I felt. Bravo for being short listed at machinExpo.
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  • kibishipaul 3 months ago
    Thanks Vim for the vote and for the wonderful comment you've made on my film. Because of the time difference I actually missed the period when my movie was showing and any attention that may have been payed to it. Seeing the compliments you've payed me here gives me some relief that it wasn't playing to an empty house. Many many thanks : )
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