With Gabriel Abrantes’s prodigious Rotterdam 2010 entry Visionary Iraq we asked whether things could get any more wrong? The good news is that they do. Playing the ludicrously self-confident protagonists of their film, Abrantes & Schmidt head for the jungle. It’s a work of great imagination, biting chunks from the rule-book, pitching cliché against cliché and with an opening that couples the sublime Iguazu Falls with the husky wisdom of Nina Simone. Mesmerising!

Directors
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Country of production
Portugal
Year
2010
Festival Edition
IFFR 2011
Length
23'
Medium
35mm
Languages
English, Portuguese, Spanish, French
Producers
Gabriel Abrantes, Natxo Checa, João Trabulo
Production Companies
A Mutual Respect Productions, Periferia Filmes
Sales
A Mutual Respect Productions
Screenplay
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Cinematography
Natxo Checa
Editor
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Production Design
Gabriel Abrantes, Natxo Checa
Sound Design
Daniel Schmidt
Cast
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Website
http://www.mutualrespectproductions.blogspot.com
Directors
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Country of production
Portugal
Year
2010
Festival Edition
IFFR 2011
Length
23'
Medium
35mm
Languages
English, Portuguese, Spanish, French
Producers
Gabriel Abrantes, Natxo Checa, João Trabulo
Production Companies
A Mutual Respect Productions, Periferia Filmes
Sales
A Mutual Respect Productions
Screenplay
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Cinematography
Natxo Checa
Editor
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Production Design
Gabriel Abrantes, Natxo Checa
Sound Design
Daniel Schmidt
Cast
Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt
Website
http://www.mutualrespectproductions.blogspot.com