Visitors

The score, by Philip Glass, adds to the off-kilter mood and the faces of a serene gorilla, and a moody child in a playground, prove especially absorbing.

For all its beauty -- and in spite of Glass's majestic music -- the effect is bewildering.

A graceful, dreamlike experience.

These actions have become commonplace, gestures for the office or the subway, but seen on the big screen in Reggio's hypnotic style, we remember just how human they are too.