Project Detail

Architects' Cruise

Synopsis

Architects gaze out across oceans. Away from the land, their intentions grow focused. In the flurry of debate, the cities of the future emerge. A hand-printed film.
Official Selection Internationales Trickfilm-Festival Stuttgart 2023

Details

Year
2022
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
2 min 36 sec
Director
Simon Hamlyn
Producer
Simon Hamlyn
Editor
Simon Hamlyn, Chi Park
Sound
Simon Hamlyn, Chi Park

Production Status

Production Company

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