Experimental Film - Relative Film (Semiotics of the Kitchen)

When mentioning about how I wanted to include elongated takes, I remembered the controversial film that we watched in class called Semiotics of the Kitchen, made in 1975. The film doesn't really have a narrative as it just shows a woman in the kitchen picking up kitchen appliances and naming them in alphabetical order. The reason why I find this video so relevant to my idea is because of the extremely awkward long silence right at the start of the video. It's exactly the sort of thing that I was imagining for my film. It's like we've seen everything we need to see in the shot but it still stays there for unwanted time, making the viewer question if anything is going to happen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm5vZaE8Ysc