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INTERVALS is the Peter Greenaway’s self-described “attempt” at creating an entertaining, abstract film; a series of bustling streetscapes from that most photogenic of cities, Venice. Using a self-conscious experiment in frame rate and a structure borrowed from the most Venetian of concertos (Antonio Vivaldi’s "Four Seasons"), Greenaway’s increasingly sophisticated film stands as a testament to the artificiality that the cinematic medium represents.
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I appreciated its experimental qualities, but didn't find it compelling...perhaps if I was more familiar with other of his works it would be more significant to me. I found it to be a collage - but without substance.
