Project Detail

Somewhere Down Above the Skies

Synopsis

Looking at shapes and forms of landscape in a timeless and cosmic context the film observes the relationship between human and nature. By using an atmospheric sound score and at times the camera as a character the film dramatises this relationship.

Details

Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
11 mins 31 secs
Format
HDV
Director
Boldizsar Csernak-Risko
Producer
Boldizsar Csernak-Risko
Editor
Boldizsar Csernak-Risko
Director of Photography
Boldizsar Csernak-Risko
Sound
Boldizsar Csernak-Risko
Composer
In Vitro
Principal cast
Nadia Malik, Nikolaj Munk

Production Status

Production Company

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