A short, wordless horror film about the terrors lurking just beyond the veil of reality. Shot almost entirely on Super 8 and taking an experimental narrative approach to cosmic horror, Sungazer is an ultra-grainy, high contrast nightmare beamed from another dimension.
Late at night, a man washes his hands. Things go downhill from there.
A audiovisual attempt at something like Roland Kayn's notion of "cybernetic music," in which the dynamics of the piece are generated on their own by the intermingling of feedback loops and the whole thing largely plays itself. The audio is a handful of sine waves being frequency modulated by other sine waves, the frequencies of which are being controlled by the values of various parameters in the feedback path, which change at random.
