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Garden II
The starting point for the short story is a piece of music composed by K.A. Knutsen (Syntax TerrOrkester) and a concept developed by producer Simeon Frohm. Four directors have each been given a visual image of an audio file, as well as a title and length limitation as a starting point to create each chapter of the film. None of the directors have heard the sound, this has been mixed and completed based on raw versions of the film chapters. Common to the chapters is that they deal with the term "Garden" and its associated chapter title. The landscape of Utsira, where the film was filmed, lays the foundation for aesthetics.
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The starting point for the short story is a piece of music composed by K.A. Knutsen (Syntax TerrOrkester) and a concept developed by producer Simeon Frohm. Four directors have each been given a visual image of an audio file, as well as a title and length limitation as a starting point to create each chapter of the film. None of the directors have heard the sound, this has been mixed and completed based on raw versions of the film chapters. Common to the chapters is that they deal with the term "Garden" and its associated chapter title. The landscape of Utsira, where the film was filmed, lays the foundation for aesthetics.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Kieran Kolle, Nathanael J. Larsson, Simeon Frohm, Siri Bråtveit, Liv Karin Dahlstrøm
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Runtime:32 minutes
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Cast
Liv Karin Dahlstrøm, Kieran Kolle, Simeon Frohm, Siri Bråtveit, Nathanael J. Larsson
Director
Pedro Carmona-Alvarez
(Intro) / (Outro)
Magdalena From Delis
(intro)
Nathanael J. Larsson
(Intro) / (Chapter I)
Karianne Sværen
(Chapter II)
Kjærsti Odden Skjeldal
Rita (Chapter III)
Terje Ranes
Trygve (Chapter III)
Aodne Kjosås
Photographer (Chapter III)
Liliana Palanca
(Chapter IV)
Noah Frohm
(Outro)
Fred Thustrup
(Outro)
Andres Heger-Bratterud
(Outro)
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