Project Detail

Memory Lane

Synopsis

From the future, a memory in the form of a poem evokes a happy childhood before a turbulent war. This memory comes in the shape of a space trip that links the present (words) and the past (still photos) through the war (moving image), creating an audiovisual experience that binds the viewer to a mysterious place where adulthood (consciousness), adolescence (cinema) and childhood (photo and music) live together in a permanent tension.

Details

Year
2015
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
4 mins 4 secs
Format
16mm
Director
Alberto Varet Pascual
Producer
Alberto Varet Pascual
Editor
Alberto Varet Pascual
Screenwriter
Alberto Varet Pascual
Director of Photography
Gilbert Rigaud
Sound
Alberto Varet Pascual

Production Status

Production Company

Alberto Varet Pascual

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