Requiem to a Shipwreck
A requiem is performed in honour of a tragic event on the Greek coast. The shipwreck is not a relic of a fatal incident but a forgotten ruin in the landscape. It stands as a monument to tragedy, and a symbol of the many levels and depths of movement in the Mediterranean waters.
Also in this combined programme
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Relief
On paper the reanimated images of a car accident with a claustrophobic soundtrack may seem a morbid project, however a very exciting work has been… -
The Liquid Casket/Wilderness of Mirrors
Paul Clipson returns to Rotterdam with a captivating abstract work that demonstrates why celluloid’s beauty still hasn’t been surpassed. -
Undead Sun
Set in aircraft testing facilities during the First World War, this essay film considers the many forms of concealment involved in war and its afterma -
The Old Jewish Cemetery
First an ordinary Jewish cemetery, then a mass grave for over 1,000 Jews from Riga. Now a park that makes almost no reference to its… -
Zement
Search for the hidden history of this idyllic Austrian village in Salzkammergut leads to surprising, disconcerting revelations.
Film details
- Countries of production
- Greece, Netherlands
- Year
- 2015
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2015
- Length
- 11'
- Medium/Format
- DCP
