
Beck
as Man at Donut Shop
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Lightscape is a captivating, hallucinatory portrait of the contemporary world, addressing a future hovering on the horizon. Accelerating through the diverse landscapes of the American West Coast like a sinuous, lucid dream the narrative seamlessly flows from character to character almost entirely without language or conventional dramatic structure. Instead, we move through an unpredictable series of interconnected encounters always driven by sound and music. The characters of Lightscape are in constant motion, navigating a wild, beautiful and at times, haunting modern world. It blends music elements. The story is brought to life by director Doug Aitken. With a runtime of 1h 10m, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Beck, Natasha Lyonne and Bryn Mooser. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Doug Aitken, written by Andrew Zipern and Austin Meredith, produced by John Baker and Andrew Zipern.

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