In sailing you just use the wind to push you along.
You can't just spread your wings and expect the wind to lift you.
Dare the wind to catch you unaware!
The movie revels in atmosphere, using long unbroken takes and ambient sound (crickets, wind) to lull you into complacency before unleashing nerve-jangling shocks.
"When you've got the wind to your back, you stick with your technique.
The position from which the wind comes to you from is very important.
Wind power is usually generated using turbines with blades nowadays and many power companies are able to sell electricity created from wind power to you.
But when it comes and she sees... she sees you, she can just pick anything she see on the floor and throw it on you, and throw it to hit you, maybe to wound you or to kill you.
She was a great connector of things: art to politics, love to rage, consciousness to action, society to self, power to wound, me to you, us to her".
On that side I was waiting a lot longer for the wind to stop blowing so you could get a good toss.
