Project Detail

EXOMOON

Synopsis

"Because she´s been alone for a long time and there´s no one else, she might as well live on the moon." This film piece is about existence, about being present and in the ´now´ of the moment which the film conveys as it seamlessly glides through various states of day and night.

Details

Year
2016
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins
Format
DCP
Director
Gudrun Krebitz
Producer
Gudrun Krebitz
Editor
Gudrun Krebitz
Screenwriter
Gudrun Krebitz
Director of Photography
Gudrun Krebitz
Sound
Marian Mentrup
Composer
Marian Mentrup

Production Status

Production Company

Sales Company

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