An experimental documentary shot on the Swedish island of Gotland. It mines historical data, mingling it with speculative fictions, to chronicle different chapters embedded to the island's geological strata. Working with locals to ground the film's investigations within the myriad communities of Gotland, Smith seeks to re-imagine our modes of engagement with and contributions to ecological assemblages. Scanning the landscape characterised by palaeo-sea-stacks, fossil coastlines, concrete production plants and limestone quarries, the film focuses a lens on minerals circulated in economic, cultural and agricultural contexts.
Sam Smith
Director
Thibault Lac
Dancer
Sara Eliason
Herself
Lars Kruthof
Voice
Antoine Arquié
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Ana García Barbé
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Femke Blom
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Alisa Dendro
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Bettina Donkó
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Florent Golin
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Kamuran Kıvanç Kaftanoğlu
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
Sergii Lutchenko
Suderbyn Permaculture Ecovillage
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