My film: Hotel Chevrolet Cavalier
The Women in this screen grab are Angels in my sense of the word.

dEFINTION:(not alphabetized but sequential)

Woman: The ongoing result of a process ending with death and beginning as opposite to the same process of "Man."  

Angel: A person (alive or dead, fictional or not) one reveres as a source of comfort - who brings them unexplained happiness and a curious sense of meekness.

Word: A sonically precise version of an otherwise flexible concept; a construct of the Ambiguous manifested by letters that are used in succession to convey meaning.

Ambiguous: An urge or inkling, hazy and insecure.

Hotel Chevrolet Cavalier: A documentary film about the life of a car air freshener. As an ode to Magritte, I should say, it is NOT a documentary film about the nomadic tendency in restless spirits, which is to say that IT IS, yet truly incapable of being none other than an appearance of both the life of an air freshener and documentary film; in short, it is what it is incapable of being.     

Note: 

calling attention to the reflexive nature of the egocentric and narcissistic agent (e.g. artist, author, blacksmith) contd. further elsewhere 

NOMADIC Tendency: The urge to leave women, men, angels and words behind for selfish reasons not yet known by a single person. Affected mostly, by Ambiguous

Restless Spirits: Those that are hopelessly aware of each argument as having no grounds in reality. They would make horrific jurors. 

Negativity: An atmosphere that should remain isolated, like "Positivity," from words like: odd, cynical, smiling, typing angel.