The film was entirely shot on shoestring budget and took place on and off for a period of 2 years. As well as in my experimental one take short films, I only used extreme long static shots and let the unpredictable occasions happen on outdoor locations. Working without actors, extras, lack of financials, professional equipment, etc... didn't stop me to continue or give up the project, instead encouraged to use the extended, almost limitless time to develop and frame the storyline. The nearly silent film "home movie" is an experimentation, just like Chantal Akerman's earliest cinema, though here, diegetic outside the frame "off screen" sounds and dialogues are also key elements of the story telling.
Showing posts with label contemporary contemplative cinema. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemporary contemplative cinema. Show all posts
Friday, May 13, 2022
The Gardener (trailer)
Click here to wach the trailer of my first feature length micro budget contemplative avant-garde fiction film.
Thursday, August 29, 2019
The Unbearable lightness of being
Benoit Rouilly critic and expert on Contemporary Contemplative Cinema (CCC) review on one of my film,"The unbearable lightness of being" shot entirely in Cambodia. The scene is reminiscent of him to the opening of Bela Tarr's and Agnes Hranitzky's world famous Satantango and some point he also compares the film to Lumière brothers, Andy Warhol, James Benning and Nikolaus Geyrhalter works.
Labels:
Andy Warhol,
avant-garde,
Bela Tarr,
CCC,
contemporary contemplative cinema,
experimental,
James Benning,
Janos Kis,
Janos Kish,
long take,
Satantango,
slow cinema,
The unbearable lightness of being
Location:
Kambodzsa
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