“Sīrat isn’t just a film—it’s a crossing. A visceral journey from the edge of subculture into the heart of something far more brutal and familiar. What begins as an invitation into a world most people never see becomes a confrontation with the one we’ve all chosen to ignore. Raw, immersive, and unflinching, Oliver Laxe’s latest work reminds us that cinema can still wake us up—and ask us to look again.”

As a mark, the Aphex monogram is pure signal. It’s not just an “A”—it’s a shape that resists being pinned down. It looks like it arrived from somewhere else entirely—alien, elastic, organic. A glyph not designed, but discovered. For me, it’s one of the most powerful letterforms ever created. Minimal but intricate. Static yet vibrating. It mirrors the Aphex sonic world perfectly: strange logic, broken symmetry, complexity hiding inside simplicity. Total authority, zero explanation needed. It’s not a logo. It’s a frequency.