In the film The Thirty-Two Short Films about Glenn Gould, there's a short story which consists of a single tracking shot on the actor cast as Glenn Gould sitting in a chair. The camera slowly zooms in on him across an empty room while the music plays on, and he looks unflinchingly into the camera with this intense gaze for the longest time until it homes in on his face. Then he closes his eyes deliberately to listen.

For some strange reason I feel this scene is really me.