A former couple meet one more time to take one last magic trip to the unknown.
Shot on 16 mm and Ultra Prime
Starring
Alba Ribas
Alex Maruny
Writen and Directed
Dani Fortuny
Director Of Photography
Alberto Bañares
Executive Producers
Victor Mata
Ana Laura Solis
Producer
Xavi Vara
Head of Content Pandora
Merli Freixa
Art Director
Cristina Ramos
1st AD
Dani Velazquez
Prod. Coordinator
Cristina Martin
Production Assistant
Martina Faro
Production
Clara Pi
Miquel Michavila
1st Assistant Camera
Xènia Pintó
2nd Assistant Camera
Javier Requena
Camera Transport
Vicenç Tinoco
Gaffer
Fara Suárez
Spark
Victoria Gagigas
Helena Gonzalez
Sound Recording
Roc Montoriol
Manuel Gabriel Herrera
Art Assistant
Marina Perez
Alba Aldan
Marina Morató
Stylist
Verónica Febrero
Hair & Make-Up
Núria Ribera
Still Photo
Irene Moray
Casting Director
Blanca Javaloy
Editor
Carlos Font Clos
Soundesign
Fran Paredes
Marc Solà
Fran Montoriol
Sound Mix
Marc Solà
Music
Dani Trujillo
Color Grading
Marc Morató
(metropolitana)
VFX (LastCrit)
Viky Polls
Aleix Fàbregas
Richi Pérez
Sergio Gallegos
VFX Supervisor
Edu F. Arruga
Dream Identity & Web Desing
FOLCH
Poster Desing
Cecilia Martinez
Special Thanks
Nur Casadevall
Victor Mata
Ana Laura Solis
Montserrat Urniza
Adria Paituvi
Ramon Arteman
Alba Rihe
Edu Sola
FGC
Metropolitana
Lastcrit
Llibreria Taifa
Il Giardinetto
Ajuntament d’Igualada
Nasty Garage
Siria
Supermercats Keisy
Ricard Hidalgo
Zeferino
Zig Zag Rental
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This film was shot between June and September 2016, after the Kumamoto earthquake.
Japan has a long history of Buddhism and religious Mythology, where many have derived from other Asian cultures. One popular belief is that there is a God in everything. Until the 20th century, Kyushu was seen as Japan’s gate to the world and a centre for trade. It has historically been the first stop for foreign traders and travelers in Japan and a place from which the outside influences would spread to the rest of the country. Time has moved on, but the landscapes and legends remain to this day.
The Kumamoto earthquake has caused serious damage to the region. Many people have suffered physical and mental injuries and tourism has fallen drastically. The aim of this film is to disseminate the new appeal of the Kyushu region from a different perspective and to lift those affected by the earthquake.
With this, we invite you to come on a journey with us to discover the real Kyushu where Gods, myths, and legends were created.
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Director / Cameraman / Editor : Christoph Gelep
Production Assistants : Ryuta Taniwaki, Haruka Akasaka, Yoshiyuki Sakuragi, Masami Miyai
Production Coordinators : Masanori Inoue, Masaki Miyai, Rika Sato, Jinny Dhanasobhon
Colorist : Masato Indo
Drone Operators: Michito Tanaka, Kazuyoshi Yokoyama
Music: Eve by Emancipator
Sound Designer: Yasuhiro Nakashima
Producer : Hidetaka Ino
Production : augment5 Inc.
For more info: #lettersfromthegods
Project for METI (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in Japan)
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‚Don’t tell Mom‘ by Sawako Kabuki, 3’18“, 2015, Japan
Winner of SXSW 2016 Special Jury Recognition
Synopsis: A nocturnal education film, designed to help children develop their emotions, expressions as well as language and physical skills by enjoying singing and exercising with a big brother.
Production, direction, animation, editing: Sawako Kabuki
Music: Manabu Himeda
Christopher, an advent calendar tries to protect his beloved chocolates over the period of christmas.
Directed By VIK & NES
http://vik-nes.com/
viknescollective@gmail.com
Written and Directed by
Ines Pagniez
Victoria Jardine
Design and Art Directed by
Colin Bigelow
Music Composed by
Kenny Wood
Clay Modelling and Photography by
Ines Pagniez
Background artists
Colin Bigelow
Gabrielle Locre
Tristan Menard
Victoria Jardine
Animators
Paul Torris
Pascale Bories
Jean guillaume Culot
Emer Phillips
Clean up Artists
Paul Torris
Jean guillaume Culot
Victoria Jardine
Ana Obau
Compositing
Victoria Jardine
Gabrielle Locre
Sound design by
Florian Calmer
Voice actors
Anthony R. Parnther
Brian Richy
Musicians
Vocals Sergio Vellatti
Guitar Daniel Lemer
Drums & Percussion Jamie Strowhiro
In January 2016, a small team of filmmakers set out for Greece, documenting human stories from the frontlines of the European Refugee Crisis, focused on humanity and hope. The world was changing and we found ourselves at a crossroads in history, so we set out to help in the way that we knew best – with the telling, and sharing, of stories. www.RefugeProject.co
A film by Matthew K. Firpo
This was made to be watched full screen and loud.
Executive Producer | Maximilian Guen
Producers | Matteo Zevi, Haris Katsigiannis, Rosanna Bach, and Matthew K. Firpo
Cinematographer | Jake Saner
Editor & 2nd Camera | Stephen Michael Simon
Project Photographers | Elliot Ross, Rosanna Bach, and Matthew K. Firpo
Music | Shane Carruth
Sound Design & Mix | Sean Higgins
Color | Josh Bohoskey, The Mill
We’re forever grateful to everyone who trusted us to share their stories. All interviews were filmed on-location in Greece.
To learn more about the making of the film, watch our behind-the-scenes featurette that chronicles the team’s experiences working on-location in Greece | http://ift.tt/2hKaG7s
A Magna Carta Special Project | © MMXVII
www.MagnaCarta.tv | www.RefugeProject.co
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My Child is Dreaming:
The idyllic world of children against adults‘ dreamlike visions.
When my daughter was born I bought my first diary.
In the beginning I was just taking notes of her progress, reactions and likes.
Then I began writing about my dreams as well.
After two years, I’ve collected all the most beautiful bits to create a video.
From such duality, a project called „My child is dreaming“ was born.
It is an introspective journey full of metaphors and paradoxes that put in contrast the idyllic and enchanted world of children with adults‘ dreamlike visions, sometimes a bit pessimistic and obsessive.
Credits
Created and Directed by Pask D’Amico
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Music by Maurilio Cacciatore and performed by Ensemble Aleph
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Animation, editing and post production by Klesha production
Special thanks to Maurilio Cacciatore, Alessandra Fracasso, Pierpaolo Battocchio, Elga Strafella, Angela Antonicelli and Al Maranca.
NEVER STOP DREAMING
„Whale Valley“ is this week’s Vimeo Staff Pick Premiere. Read a Q&A with director Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson here: http://ift.tt/2hOzAhY
2013 | 15′ | short fiction | HD | 1:1.85 | Icelandic | color
Written & Directed by Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson
Whale Valley world premiered in the Official Competition of the 66th Cannes Film Festival 2013 were it won a Special Mention. Since then it has won over 50 international awards and received numerous nominations.
SYNOPSIS
The film shows a strong bond between two brothers that live in a remote fjord with their parents. We look into their world through the eyes of the younger brother and follow him on a journey that marks a turning point in the lives of the brothers.
CAST & CREW
Ívar: Ágúst Örn B. Wigum
Arnar: Einar Jóhann Valsson
Father: Valdimar Örn Flygenring
Mother: Unnur Ösp Stefánsdóttir
Farmer: Júlíus Sigmar Konráðsson
Producers: Anton Máni Svansson, Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson
Co-Producers: Darin Mailand-Mercado, Jacob Oliver Krarup, Rúnar Rúnarsson
Executive Producers: Kristinn Þórðarson, Magnús Viðar Sigurðsson, Kjartan Þór Þórðarson
Director of Photography: Gunnar Auðunn Jóhannsson
Editor: Anders Skov
Sound Designer: Gunnar Óskarsson
Art Director: Júlía Embla Katrínardóttir
Set Decorater: Freyja Vals Sesseljudóttir
Costume Designer: Helga Rós V. Hannam
Costumer: Arndís Ey Eiríksdóttir
Make-up Artist: Alma Ösp Arnórsdóttir
Assistant Director: Valgeir Gunnlaugsson
Script Supervisor: Jesper Vidkjær Rasmussen
Assistant Camera: Goði Már Guðbjörnsson
2nd Assistant Camera: Atli Kristófer Pétursson
Key Gaffer: Geir Magnússon
Gaffer: Sigurður „Bahama“ Magnússon
Key Grip: Viktor Davíð Jóhannsson
Grip: Anton Smári Gunnarsson
Sound Re-Recording & ADR Mixer: Huldar Freyr Arnarson
Sound Recordist: Björn Viktorsson
Best Boy: Erlendur Sveinsson
Art Department Assistants: Ottó Gunnarsson, Sonja Björk Ragnarsdóttir, John Ingi Matta
Catering: Daði Jónsson, Álfrún Gísladóttir
VFX: Gunnar Karlsson with GunHil, Þorvaldur S. Gunnarsson
SFX: Haukur Karlsson
Colorist: Hannibal Lang
Music in film – „Bein leið“ – Written by Kristján Kristjánsson and Performed by KK Band in 1992
Produced by Join Motion Pictures in co-production with Sagafilm & Fourhands Film
Supported by The Danish Film Institute / Filmworkshop, The Youth in Action Programme in Denmark, The Culture Council of West Iceland and The Icelandic Film Centre.
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Contact: anton@joinmotionpictures.com
A film about the growth of white silver and black lead during metal displacement reactions. All footages were captured with a microscope.
Additional Still Photoraphy
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Credit
Video: Yan Liang, Wenting Zhu
Music: Clear Visions by Cymatix; Off Limits by Score Squad