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A Composition in Blue, Red & Other Colours

A Composition in Blue, Red & Other Colours

Sara Rajaei | Netherlands | 2018 | 15' | | IFFR 2018

In a film that slowly reveals itself, a protagonist is in search of a voice for memories of a hostile world that hitherto could not be spoken … time-travelling between repetitive patterns of disappearance and silence, controlled by natural and supernatural powers … Remembering a series of events that took place near a nameless river …

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Film details

Country of production
Netherlands
Year
2018
Festival edition
IFFR 2018
Length
15"
Medium/Format
DCP

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