Through an original use of time-lapse and the hyperrealist cinematography, Perfectly a Strangeness transforms the Chilean desert into a suspended landscape, where the high definition of the image feeds a profound sense of wonder in the face of the cosmos. The director Alison McAlpine and the cinematographer Nicolas Canniccioni create a sensory experience that is both ironic and moving: a short, dialogue-free film, visually stunning, paying tribute to other iconic four-legged protagonists of cinema—such as those immortalized by Bresson and Skolimowski—offering a poetic reflection on wonder and otherness.