Passivatiefilms
Passivatiefilms are a genre of experimental filmmaking that emerged in the late 20th century. This style of filmmaking is characterized by the use of long, static shots and the absence of traditional narrative structure. The term "passivatiefilms" was first coined in the 1960s to describe the work of filmmakers who rejected the conventional approaches to storytelling.
Films in this genre often feature static shots that are held for extended periods of time, creating
The passivatiefilm movement was often associated with the concept of "slow cinema," which sought to challenge