Trans Allegories in Film: 'Shrek' (2001)
Films can alleviate alienation by presenting realities where the viewers feelings are shared by onscreen characters. The film 'Shrek' can be interpreted as a transgender story.
One-Way Ticket to the Other Side
A series of deeply personal short films centered around the debut album of the musical duo Pornographie Exclusive (Severine Cayron and Jerome Vandewattyne). It is a cinematic, musical, and surreal journey that follows two stoic outlaws as they wander through a world suspended between end and beginning, dream and reality. Their road trip leads them through strange places and encounters with lost souls, immersing them in both absurd and philosophical reflections. Shot in a guerrilla filmmaking style with a warm, grainy look, each poetic tableau of their adventure weaves together the different segments of this unique anthology directed by international filmmakers. In these parallel realms, it is not the story that inspires the music, but rather the music that gives birth to the stories.
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A series of deeply personal short films centered around the debut album of the musical duo Pornographie Exclusive (Severine Cayron and Jerome Vandewattyne). It is a cinematic, musical, and surreal journey that follows two stoic outlaws as they wander through a world suspended between end and beginning, dream and reality. Their road trip leads them through strange places and encounters with lost souls, immersing them in both absurd and philosophical reflections. Shot in a guerrilla filmmaking style with a warm, grainy look, each poetic tableau of their adventure weaves together the different segments of this unique anthology directed by international filmmakers. In these parallel realms, it is not the story that inspires the music, but rather the music that gives birth to the stories.
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Genre:Music
Directed By:Douglas Buck, Guillaume Campanacci, Séverine Cayron, Buddy Giovinazzo, Jen Gatien, David Gregory, Andreas Horvath, Truman Kewley, Katsuki Kuroyanagi, Patrycja Płanik, Martina Schöne-Radunski, Jérôme Vandewattyne, Edgar Pêra
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Bando à Parte, Goodwork, JvdW film, Little Bridge Pictures, Oldenburg International Filmfestival, Severin Films
Cast
Douglas Buck, Guillaume Campanacci, Séverine Cayron, Buddy Giovinazzo, Jen Gatien, David Gregory, Andreas Horvath, Truman Kewley, Katsuki Kuroyanagi, Patrycja Płanik, Martina Schöne-Radunski, Jérôme Vandewattyne, Edgar Pêra
Director
Guillaume Campanacci
The Man (segment: A Party in Tears)
Romeo V. Castle
(segment: Wanderlust)
Séverine Cayron
Old Woman (segment: From a Bridge View/Interludes, Intro & Outro)
Vesper Egon
Mother (segment: Electric Blue/Wanderlust)
Vincent Fafard
The Man (segment: Electric Blue)
Larry Fessenden
Father (segment: Electric Blue)
Eloise Gagnon
The Girl/Electric Blue (segment: Electric Blue)
Geretta Geretta
(segment: Under The Black Sun)
Jordan Goudreau
(segment: Icon)
Luke Henderson
(segment: Pire que la Douleur)
Issei Kawanabe
(segment: Cracks)
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