Project Detail

Hans Rausing

Synopsis

Ten minutes of intimate moments with the man behind the milk carton. Hans Rausing, the former chairman of Tetrapak bought the invention of the milk carton and is among the richest men in the world. Unusual access was given to the director, Yael Luttwak, to spend time and film Hans Rausing. This film uncovers a man who looks, thinks, behaves, and lives unlike most people on earth.

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
10 mins
Format
Digi Beta, Beta SP
Director
Yael Luttwak
Producer
Yael Luttwak
Editor
Yasmina Solanes
Sound
David Paxton
Principal cast
Hans Rausing

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

The London Film School

24 Shelton Street
London WC2H 9UB
UK

T+44 (0)20 7836 9642 / +44 (0)20 7240 0161

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