Five Apples Don't Make a Pair

Tim Wes

IFFR 2024

  • 19'
  • Netherlands
  • 2024

Harmony and dissonance wrestle in this stylised short film about the duality of life. Over the course of Five Apples Don't Make a Pair, a Japanese tea ceremony becomes a kind of metaphorical battleground, where all senses are deployed to capture the spiritual journey one has to undergo to find true enlightenment. Symbolised through poetic imagery, vivid colours, intense sound design and a poetic editing, the film’s style reflects the trippy experience of rebirth and self-discovery.

– Hugo Emmerzael

Tim Wes

IFFR 2024

  • 19'
  • Netherlands
  • 2024
Director
Tim Wes
Premiere
World premiere
Country of production
Netherlands
Year
2024
Festival Edition
IFFR 2024
Length
19'
Medium
DCP
Language
no dialogue
Producer
André Marques
Production Company
Together & Dedicated
Sales
Together & Dedicated
Screenplay
Tim Wes
Cinematography
René Huwaë
Editor
René Huwaë
Production Design
Yana Engelbrecht
Sound Design
Tim Wes
Music
Tim Wes
Cast
Tinotenda Mushore, Aries Liu, Lissa Brandon, Tim Wes, Tsepo Moroma van Beek, Reilly do Rosario, Osawe Turay
Director
Tim Wes
Premiere
World premiere
Country of production
Netherlands
Year
2024
Festival Edition
IFFR 2024
Length
19'
Medium
DCP
Language
no dialogue
Producer
André Marques
Production Company
Together & Dedicated
Sales
Together & Dedicated
Screenplay
Tim Wes
Cinematography
René Huwaë
Editor
René Huwaë
Production Design
Yana Engelbrecht
Sound Design
Tim Wes
Music
Tim Wes
Cast
Tinotenda Mushore, Aries Liu, Lissa Brandon, Tim Wes, Tsepo Moroma van Beek, Reilly do Rosario, Osawe Turay

Programme IFFR 2024

RTM

IFFR puts the spotlight firmly on films and makers from our city on the River Maas. The selection was made by this year’s RTM curators: Sam Koopman, Tarona and Robert-Jonathan Koeyers. Discover a programme chock-full of short and longer films, documentaries, talks, music, art and performances. RTM revolves around talented artists and stories from 010 with an impact far beyond, revealing the riches of Rotterdam in all its glory.

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