Your perspective zooms out again, and the next potential experience is on display.
Shonibare replays the scene slowing it down, changing perspectives, zooming in.
1) Change your perspective -- zoom out.
From the microscope's perspective, the zoomed in "data" turns into film clips that look like quick cuts from Anderson's own B-roll archive: tight shots, anachronistic-yet-stylish furniture, and parlor room music.
There's much less political and historical savvy than in Sorrentino's earlier movie Il Divo, about Guilio Andreotti, and less of a solid base on which to rest his unmistakeable mannerisms: the emphatic low-angled establishing shots, the swooping perspectives and zooms, the deadpan closeups and shards of pop – although it's sad, incidentally, to see him here bring out a cliched theme of Arvo Pärt.
Viewed in a dungeon crawl perspective, with no zoom function on the camera and dozens of characters on screen, it can often be difficult to tell exactly what's going on in the middle of a fight, leaving no option but to hit your attack buttons wildly and hope for the best.
The long-zoom perspective is one of the key ways in which Wright's work dovetails with Eno's.
If it succeeds, it may be in part because of the way its long-zoom perspective resonates with this particular moment in time.
Architecture may be grand, as in Francesco Panini's precisely drawn, zooming perspective view up a great stairway in the Vatican from about 1765; or it may be humble, like the sunny Italian courtyard seen through an archway by Augustin Enfantin from 1826.
Carefully detailed and quirkily annotated pencil and crayon drawings of musical instruments, rural homes in zooming perspective and the inner workings of a granite gravestone company, whose raw material comes from nearby quarries, exude infectious curiosity about the world around her.
