White Rooms
Synopsis
A complex narrative following the daily lives of four main characters who are all unknowingly connected by 6 degress of seperation.
Their unconcsious action affect each other in ways they are not even aware of.
Each character is emotionally triggered in reaction to others' actions and ends up in a noisy and aggresive emotional space called the white room.
Details
- Year
- 2009
- Type of film
- Shorts
- Running time
- 10 mins
- Format
- DV
- Director
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Giada Dobrzenska, Laura Jennings
- Producer
- Giada Dobrzenska, Laura Jennings
- Editor
- Laura Jennings
- Screenwriter
- Giada Dobrzenska
- Director of Photography
- Giada Dobrzenska, Laura Jennings
- Production Designer
- Giada dobrzenska, Laura Jennings
- Sound
- Gabriel Prokofiev
- Music
- Gabriel Prokofiev
- Principal cast
- James Upton, Anne Paz, Daniela Petena
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Sonice Arts Network/Twochix Productions/Little Wonder Productions
Sales Company
Sonic Arts Network/Little Wonder Productions
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