Confetti You Can Be the Last Leaf I hope it will have

I hope it will have its own coherence as a series of memories and similes laid side by side: an antiphonal account of man in his world

Since Boethius (480-524 C

You don’t get much more universal than death

John Berger

Confetti You Can Be the Last Leaf I hope it will haveEmmalea Russo By turns cinematic, cosmic, alchemical, and geometric, Confetti uses language to alter the boundaries between film and daily life. Against a backdrop of screens, personal relationships extend into a play of light to create a meditation on disposability and permanence. Confetti soaks up dirt, shimmers, and gets thrown up into the air, landing on the ground in strange piles.