Man with the Movie Camera

The begininng of The Man With the Movie Camera started like a Twiligh Zone episode would being in black and white, with out of this world background music, in a deserted ghostlike town. The film was shown in a variety of angles like a black and white photograph could be shown. The beginning shots were of everyday life and then those first shots were told into a story when more shots eleborated the purpose of why the shot were taken in the first place. It seemed to me that the shots were taken in a certain order in a sequence that had similarities with the frame before. Examples like a hose spraying water out of it and the next frame a woman bathing or flowers to a tree. A unique and cool aspect of the movie was when the frames were put in slow motion or stilled. The music also playes a role. The more upbeat the music the faster pace the film rolled. What I thought was puzzeling was why was there christmas music playing for when there was a couple going through the process for a wedding registration? The fact that there were no actors made the film unique and unpredictable. The "man with the movie camera" carrying around his camera everywhere and not letting anyone take his camera reminds me of when Jack Black plays a director in King Kong who won't part with his camera even when his life is in danger.