'Elemental'
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Charge (2025)
Charge is ultimately an investigation of light as a source to transform the future. Expressed through inventive technologies, in large and very small-scale experiments whose set up evoke performative rituals, Charge is further overlaid with cinematic structural possibilities. Filming industrial light installations and structures in the vastness of scarred landscapes, documenting experiments in physics labs, introducing light experiments through a cinematic lens and following community driven efforts to use light as a promising source to influence environmental transformation.
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Charge is ultimately an investigation of light as a source to transform the future. Expressed through inventive technologies, in large and very small-scale experiments whose set up evoke performative rituals, Charge is further overlaid with cinematic structural possibilities. Filming industrial light installations and structures in the vastness of scarred landscapes, documenting experiments in physics labs, introducing light experiments through a cinematic lens and following community driven efforts to use light as a promising source to influence environmental transformation.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/11/2025
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