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In a quiet, timeworn Greek village nestled high in the mountains above an ancient volcano, a group of elderly villagers must move the remains of their ancestors to a mausoleum at the peak of the mountain of Prophet Elias… THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD, directed by Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis, will have its World Premiere at the 54th @iffr and will join the 2025 Gargantua catalog! Directed by @irenezeeee and @kvnwlkr Produced by @thecosmicsalon Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis are a docufiction directing duo originally from New York City and Athens, Greece, respectively. They are members of the filmmaking collective COSMIC SALON. Irene Zahariadis is a writer, filmmaker, and translator living in New York City. Born in Queens, New York, she moved to Nisyros, Greece at the age of two and began schooling in Athens a few years later. After studying Creative Writing at the University of Warwick in the UK, in 2018 Irene moved to Manhattan and began working as an editor at The US Sun. Her parents still reside to this day in Nikia, Nisyros. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is her first film. Kevin Walker is a co-founder of the filmmaking collective and production company COSMIC SALON. His short film, Roundabout, co-directed with NYC filmmaker Jack Auen, is currently being distributed by Varicoloured HFA. His debut short film Marblehead, also co-directed with Jack Auen, was selected to screen in-competition at the London Short Film Festival, the Vilnius International Short Film Festival, the Short Waves Festival, and was one of a select few ‘Market Picks’ at Clermont-Ferrand. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is his third short film. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
In a quiet, timeworn Greek village nestled high in the mountains above an ancient volcano, a group of elderly villagers must move the remains of their ancestors to a mausoleum at the peak of the mountain of Prophet Elias… THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD, directed by Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis, will have its World Premiere at the 54th @iffr and will join the 2025 Gargantua catalog! Directed by @irenezeeee and @kvnwlkr Produced by @thecosmicsalon Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis are a docufiction directing duo originally from New York City and Athens, Greece, respectively. They are members of the filmmaking collective COSMIC SALON. Irene Zahariadis is a writer, filmmaker, and translator living in New York City. Born in Queens, New York, she moved to Nisyros, Greece at the age of two and began schooling in Athens a few years later. After studying Creative Writing at the University of Warwick in the UK, in 2018 Irene moved to Manhattan and began working as an editor at The US Sun. Her parents still reside to this day in Nikia, Nisyros. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is her first film. Kevin Walker is a co-founder of the filmmaking collective and production company COSMIC SALON. His short film, Roundabout, co-directed with NYC filmmaker Jack Auen, is currently being distributed by Varicoloured HFA. His debut short film Marblehead, also co-directed with Jack Auen, was selected to screen in-competition at the London Short Film Festival, the Vilnius International Short Film Festival, the Short Waves Festival, and was one of a select few ‘Market Picks’ at Clermont-Ferrand. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is his third short film. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
8 0 2 days ago
In a quiet, timeworn Greek village nestled high in the mountains above an ancient volcano, a group of elderly villagers must move the remains of their ancestors to a mausoleum at the peak of the mountain of Prophet Elias… THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD, directed by Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis, will have its World Premiere at the 54th @iffr and will join the 2025 Gargantua catalog! Directed by @irenezeeee and @kvnwlkr Produced by @thecosmicsalon Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis are a docufiction directing duo originally from New York City and Athens, Greece, respectively. They are members of the filmmaking collective COSMIC SALON. Irene Zahariadis is a writer, filmmaker, and translator living in New York City. Born in Queens, New York, she moved to Nisyros, Greece at the age of two and began schooling in Athens a few years later. After studying Creative Writing at the University of Warwick in the UK, in 2018 Irene moved to Manhattan and began working as an editor at The US Sun. Her parents still reside to this day in Nikia, Nisyros. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is her first film. Kevin Walker is a co-founder of the filmmaking collective and production company COSMIC SALON. His short film, Roundabout, co-directed with NYC filmmaker Jack Auen, is currently being distributed by Varicoloured HFA. His debut short film Marblehead, also co-directed with Jack Auen, was selected to screen in-competition at the London Short Film Festival, the Vilnius International Short Film Festival, the Short Waves Festival, and was one of a select few ‘Market Picks’ at Clermont-Ferrand. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is his third short film. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
In a quiet, timeworn Greek village nestled high in the mountains above an ancient volcano, a group of elderly villagers must move the remains of their ancestors to a mausoleum at the peak of the mountain of Prophet Elias… THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD, directed by Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis, will have its World Premiere at the 54th @iffr and will join the 2025 Gargantua catalog! Directed by @irenezeeee and @kvnwlkr Produced by @thecosmicsalon Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis are a docufiction directing duo originally from New York City and Athens, Greece, respectively. They are members of the filmmaking collective COSMIC SALON. Irene Zahariadis is a writer, filmmaker, and translator living in New York City. Born in Queens, New York, she moved to Nisyros, Greece at the age of two and began schooling in Athens a few years later. After studying Creative Writing at the University of Warwick in the UK, in 2018 Irene moved to Manhattan and began working as an editor at The US Sun. Her parents still reside to this day in Nikia, Nisyros. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is her first film. Kevin Walker is a co-founder of the filmmaking collective and production company COSMIC SALON. His short film, Roundabout, co-directed with NYC filmmaker Jack Auen, is currently being distributed by Varicoloured HFA. His debut short film Marblehead, also co-directed with Jack Auen, was selected to screen in-competition at the London Short Film Festival, the Vilnius International Short Film Festival, the Short Waves Festival, and was one of a select few ‘Market Picks’ at Clermont-Ferrand. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is his third short film. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
30 0 2 days ago
In a quiet, timeworn Greek village nestled high in the mountains above an ancient volcano, a group of elderly villagers must move the remains of their ancestors to a mausoleum at the peak of the mountain of Prophet Elias… THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD, directed by Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis, will have its World Premiere at the 54th @iffr and will join the 2025 Gargantua catalog! Directed by @irenezeeee and @kvnwlkr Produced by @thecosmicsalon Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis are a docufiction directing duo originally from New York City and Athens, Greece, respectively. They are members of the filmmaking collective COSMIC SALON. Irene Zahariadis is a writer, filmmaker, and translator living in New York City. Born in Queens, New York, she moved to Nisyros, Greece at the age of two and began schooling in Athens a few years later. After studying Creative Writing at the University of Warwick in the UK, in 2018 Irene moved to Manhattan and began working as an editor at The US Sun. Her parents still reside to this day in Nikia, Nisyros. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is her first film. Kevin Walker is a co-founder of the filmmaking collective and production company COSMIC SALON. His short film, Roundabout, co-directed with NYC filmmaker Jack Auen, is currently being distributed by Varicoloured HFA. His debut short film Marblehead, also co-directed with Jack Auen, was selected to screen in-competition at the London Short Film Festival, the Vilnius International Short Film Festival, the Short Waves Festival, and was one of a select few ‘Market Picks’ at Clermont-Ferrand. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is his third short film. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
In a quiet, timeworn Greek village nestled high in the mountains above an ancient volcano, a group of elderly villagers must move the remains of their ancestors to a mausoleum at the peak of the mountain of Prophet Elias… THINGS HIDDEN SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD, directed by Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis, will have its World Premiere at the 54th @iffr and will join the 2025 Gargantua catalog! Directed by @irenezeeee and @kvnwlkr Produced by @thecosmicsalon Kevin Walker and Irene Zahariadis are a docufiction directing duo originally from New York City and Athens, Greece, respectively. They are members of the filmmaking collective COSMIC SALON. Irene Zahariadis is a writer, filmmaker, and translator living in New York City. Born in Queens, New York, she moved to Nisyros, Greece at the age of two and began schooling in Athens a few years later. After studying Creative Writing at the University of Warwick in the UK, in 2018 Irene moved to Manhattan and began working as an editor at The US Sun. Her parents still reside to this day in Nikia, Nisyros. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is her first film. Kevin Walker is a co-founder of the filmmaking collective and production company COSMIC SALON. His short film, Roundabout, co-directed with NYC filmmaker Jack Auen, is currently being distributed by Varicoloured HFA. His debut short film Marblehead, also co-directed with Jack Auen, was selected to screen in-competition at the London Short Film Festival, the Vilnius International Short Film Festival, the Short Waves Festival, and was one of a select few ‘Market Picks’ at Clermont-Ferrand. Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World is his third short film. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
17 0 2 days ago
Ernst and Leni bet on which of them will die first - the wager: a piece of chocolate.  DIE LETZTE WETTE, the new short film by Meike Wüstenberg, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its International Premiere at the 39th @filmcourt Côte Ouest - Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, after its National Premiere at 12th @filmfestival_kitzbuehel. Written and directed by: @meiketta With Wolfgang Hübsch and Dany Sigel Produced by: @juju_stempel Cinematography: @littlepictures.at Set design: @zara.selene @simon.mueck Editing: @lucaspierreelie Sound design: @jaff.leyla Sound mix: @menura_film Music: @felixkramerwien Meike Wüstenberg, born in 1994 in Berlin, discovered a passion for film while studying European Media Studies at the University of Potsdam. She began making her own films as a writer and director and went on to study film directing at Vienna Film Academy, starting in 2018. Her short films were screened at numerous international film festivals, including Pöff Shorts, Regard, and Hof International Film Festival. Meike received the BMKÖS Start Scholarship for Film Art in 2023 and the screenplay scholarship Literar Mechana in 2024. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
Ernst and Leni bet on which of them will die first - the wager: a piece of chocolate.  DIE LETZTE WETTE, the new short film by Meike Wüstenberg, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its International Premiere at the 39th @filmcourt Côte Ouest - Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, after its National Premiere at 12th @filmfestival_kitzbuehel. Written and directed by: @meiketta With Wolfgang Hübsch and Dany Sigel Produced by: @juju_stempel Cinematography: @littlepictures.at Set design: @zara.selene @simon.mueck Editing: @lucaspierreelie Sound design: @jaff.leyla Sound mix: @menura_film Music: @felixkramerwien Meike Wüstenberg, born in 1994 in Berlin, discovered a passion for film while studying European Media Studies at the University of Potsdam. She began making her own films as a writer and director and went on to study film directing at Vienna Film Academy, starting in 2018. Her short films were screened at numerous international film festivals, including Pöff Shorts, Regard, and Hof International Film Festival. Meike received the BMKÖS Start Scholarship for Film Art in 2023 and the screenplay scholarship Literar Mechana in 2024. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
10 0 3 months ago
Ernst and Leni bet on which of them will die first - the wager: a piece of chocolate.  DIE LETZTE WETTE, the new short film by Meike Wüstenberg, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its International Premiere at the 39th @filmcourt Côte Ouest - Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, after its National Premiere at 12th @filmfestival_kitzbuehel. Written and directed by: @meiketta With Wolfgang Hübsch and Dany Sigel Produced by: @juju_stempel Cinematography: @littlepictures.at Set design: @zara.selene @simon.mueck Editing: @lucaspierreelie Sound design: @jaff.leyla Sound mix: @menura_film Music: @felixkramerwien Meike Wüstenberg, born in 1994 in Berlin, discovered a passion for film while studying European Media Studies at the University of Potsdam. She began making her own films as a writer and director and went on to study film directing at Vienna Film Academy, starting in 2018. Her short films were screened at numerous international film festivals, including Pöff Shorts, Regard, and Hof International Film Festival. Meike received the BMKÖS Start Scholarship for Film Art in 2023 and the screenplay scholarship Literar Mechana in 2024. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
Ernst and Leni bet on which of them will die first - the wager: a piece of chocolate.  DIE LETZTE WETTE, the new short film by Meike Wüstenberg, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its International Premiere at the 39th @filmcourt Côte Ouest - Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, after its National Premiere at 12th @filmfestival_kitzbuehel. Written and directed by: @meiketta With Wolfgang Hübsch and Dany Sigel Produced by: @juju_stempel Cinematography: @littlepictures.at Set design: @zara.selene @simon.mueck Editing: @lucaspierreelie Sound design: @jaff.leyla Sound mix: @menura_film Music: @felixkramerwien Meike Wüstenberg, born in 1994 in Berlin, discovered a passion for film while studying European Media Studies at the University of Potsdam. She began making her own films as a writer and director and went on to study film directing at Vienna Film Academy, starting in 2018. Her short films were screened at numerous international film festivals, including Pöff Shorts, Regard, and Hof International Film Festival. Meike received the BMKÖS Start Scholarship for Film Art in 2023 and the screenplay scholarship Literar Mechana in 2024. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
35 0 3 months ago
Ernst and Leni bet on which of them will die first - the wager: a piece of chocolate.  DIE LETZTE WETTE, the new short film by Meike Wüstenberg, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its International Premiere at the 39th @filmcourt Côte Ouest - Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, after its National Premiere at 12th @filmfestival_kitzbuehel. Written and directed by: @meiketta With Wolfgang Hübsch and Dany Sigel Produced by: @juju_stempel Cinematography: @littlepictures.at Set design: @zara.selene @simon.mueck Editing: @lucaspierreelie Sound design: @jaff.leyla Sound mix: @menura_film Music: @felixkramerwien Meike Wüstenberg, born in 1994 in Berlin, discovered a passion for film while studying European Media Studies at the University of Potsdam. She began making her own films as a writer and director and went on to study film directing at Vienna Film Academy, starting in 2018. Her short films were screened at numerous international film festivals, including Pöff Shorts, Regard, and Hof International Film Festival. Meike received the BMKÖS Start Scholarship for Film Art in 2023 and the screenplay scholarship Literar Mechana in 2024. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
Ernst and Leni bet on which of them will die first - the wager: a piece of chocolate.  DIE LETZTE WETTE, the new short film by Meike Wüstenberg, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its International Premiere at the 39th @filmcourt Côte Ouest - Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, after its National Premiere at 12th @filmfestival_kitzbuehel. Written and directed by: @meiketta With Wolfgang Hübsch and Dany Sigel Produced by: @juju_stempel Cinematography: @littlepictures.at Set design: @zara.selene @simon.mueck Editing: @lucaspierreelie Sound design: @jaff.leyla Sound mix: @menura_film Music: @felixkramerwien Meike Wüstenberg, born in 1994 in Berlin, discovered a passion for film while studying European Media Studies at the University of Potsdam. She began making her own films as a writer and director and went on to study film directing at Vienna Film Academy, starting in 2018. Her short films were screened at numerous international film festivals, including Pöff Shorts, Regard, and Hof International Film Festival. Meike received the BMKÖS Start Scholarship for Film Art in 2023 and the screenplay scholarship Literar Mechana in 2024. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
13 0 3 months ago
Since the seventh century AD, Sado has been called the "island of exile". Unwelcomed people by the shogunate such as homeless, artists and politicians were exiled, some of them even put to forced labour in the mines. Their spirits, trapped in the depths of the earth, will never see the sky again. SADO, the new documentary short film by Davide Palella, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its World Premiere at the Academy Award Qualifying 40th @warsaw.film.festival this October! Directed by: @davidepalella Produced by: @emanuelaornaghi Camera operator | Cinematographer: @martin.a.rrigoni Sound supervisor: Leonardo Govoni Sound recordist: @davidepalella Sound mix | Sound design: @asiodasballo Editing: @davidepalella and @martin.a.rrigoni Colorist: @sebastianpetri__ Location manager | Translator: @nataliehommel A Solaire Films production with the support of @castrovillarifilmfestival Davide Palella graduates at NABA in 2019 with his first medium-length film, Sirio. In 2021, he receives a development grant at In Progress with his new project, Shura, mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino. Shura is then selected at the 2023-2024 Biennale College Cinema. Sonnenstube is realized during the 2022 Locarno Spring Academy and screened at more than 20 national and international film festivals. A Short Film About Vanishing and Sado are his latest works. In September 2024 he is selected to the Pedro Costa Lab, making a short film (currently in post-production) under the guidance of the Portuguese master. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
Since the seventh century AD, Sado has been called the "island of exile". Unwelcomed people by the shogunate such as homeless, artists and politicians were exiled, some of them even put to forced labour in the mines. Their spirits, trapped in the depths of the earth, will never see the sky again. SADO, the new documentary short film by Davide Palella, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its World Premiere at the Academy Award Qualifying 40th @warsaw.film.festival this October! Directed by: @davidepalella Produced by: @emanuelaornaghi Camera operator | Cinematographer: @martin.a.rrigoni Sound supervisor: Leonardo Govoni Sound recordist: @davidepalella Sound mix | Sound design: @asiodasballo Editing: @davidepalella and @martin.a.rrigoni Colorist: @sebastianpetri__ Location manager | Translator: @nataliehommel A Solaire Films production with the support of @castrovillarifilmfestival Davide Palella graduates at NABA in 2019 with his first medium-length film, Sirio. In 2021, he receives a development grant at In Progress with his new project, Shura, mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino. Shura is then selected at the 2023-2024 Biennale College Cinema. Sonnenstube is realized during the 2022 Locarno Spring Academy and screened at more than 20 national and international film festivals. A Short Film About Vanishing and Sado are his latest works. In September 2024 he is selected to the Pedro Costa Lab, making a short film (currently in post-production) under the guidance of the Portuguese master. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
17 0 3 months ago
Since the seventh century AD, Sado has been called the "island of exile". Unwelcomed people by the shogunate such as homeless, artists and politicians were exiled, some of them even put to forced labour in the mines. Their spirits, trapped in the depths of the earth, will never see the sky again. SADO, the new documentary short film by Davide Palella, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its World Premiere at the Academy Award Qualifying 40th @warsaw.film.festival this October! Directed by: @davidepalella Produced by: @emanuelaornaghi Camera operator | Cinematographer: @martin.a.rrigoni Sound supervisor: Leonardo Govoni Sound recordist: @davidepalella Sound mix | Sound design: @asiodasballo Editing: @davidepalella and @martin.a.rrigoni Colorist: @sebastianpetri__ Location manager | Translator: @nataliehommel A Solaire Films production with the support of @castrovillarifilmfestival Davide Palella graduates at NABA in 2019 with his first medium-length film, Sirio. In 2021, he receives a development grant at In Progress with his new project, Shura, mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino. Shura is then selected at the 2023-2024 Biennale College Cinema. Sonnenstube is realized during the 2022 Locarno Spring Academy and screened at more than 20 national and international film festivals. A Short Film About Vanishing and Sado are his latest works. In September 2024 he is selected to the Pedro Costa Lab, making a short film (currently in post-production) under the guidance of the Portuguese master. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
Since the seventh century AD, Sado has been called the "island of exile". Unwelcomed people by the shogunate such as homeless, artists and politicians were exiled, some of them even put to forced labour in the mines. Their spirits, trapped in the depths of the earth, will never see the sky again. SADO, the new documentary short film by Davide Palella, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its World Premiere at the Academy Award Qualifying 40th @warsaw.film.festival this October! Directed by: @davidepalella Produced by: @emanuelaornaghi Camera operator | Cinematographer: @martin.a.rrigoni Sound supervisor: Leonardo Govoni Sound recordist: @davidepalella Sound mix | Sound design: @asiodasballo Editing: @davidepalella and @martin.a.rrigoni Colorist: @sebastianpetri__ Location manager | Translator: @nataliehommel A Solaire Films production with the support of @castrovillarifilmfestival Davide Palella graduates at NABA in 2019 with his first medium-length film, Sirio. In 2021, he receives a development grant at In Progress with his new project, Shura, mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino. Shura is then selected at the 2023-2024 Biennale College Cinema. Sonnenstube is realized during the 2022 Locarno Spring Academy and screened at more than 20 national and international film festivals. A Short Film About Vanishing and Sado are his latest works. In September 2024 he is selected to the Pedro Costa Lab, making a short film (currently in post-production) under the guidance of the Portuguese master. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
56 0 3 months ago
Since the seventh century AD, Sado has been called the "island of exile". Unwelcomed people by the shogunate such as homeless, artists and politicians were exiled, some of them even put to forced labour in the mines. Their spirits, trapped in the depths of the earth, will never see the sky again. SADO, the new documentary short film by Davide Palella, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its World Premiere at the Academy Award Qualifying 40th @warsaw.film.festival this October! Directed by: @davidepalella Produced by: @emanuelaornaghi Camera operator | Cinematographer: @martin.a.rrigoni Sound supervisor: Leonardo Govoni Sound recordist: @davidepalella Sound mix | Sound design: @asiodasballo Editing: @davidepalella and @martin.a.rrigoni Colorist: @sebastianpetri__ Location manager | Translator: @nataliehommel A Solaire Films production with the support of @castrovillarifilmfestival Davide Palella graduates at NABA in 2019 with his first medium-length film, Sirio. In 2021, he receives a development grant at In Progress with his new project, Shura, mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino. Shura is then selected at the 2023-2024 Biennale College Cinema. Sonnenstube is realized during the 2022 Locarno Spring Academy and screened at more than 20 national and international film festivals. A Short Film About Vanishing and Sado are his latest works. In September 2024 he is selected to the Pedro Costa Lab, making a short film (currently in post-production) under the guidance of the Portuguese master. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
Since the seventh century AD, Sado has been called the "island of exile". Unwelcomed people by the shogunate such as homeless, artists and politicians were exiled, some of them even put to forced labour in the mines. Their spirits, trapped in the depths of the earth, will never see the sky again. SADO, the new documentary short film by Davide Palella, enters Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024/2025 catalog and will have its World Premiere at the Academy Award Qualifying 40th @warsaw.film.festival this October! Directed by: @davidepalella Produced by: @emanuelaornaghi Camera operator | Cinematographer: @martin.a.rrigoni Sound supervisor: Leonardo Govoni Sound recordist: @davidepalella Sound mix | Sound design: @asiodasballo Editing: @davidepalella and @martin.a.rrigoni Colorist: @sebastianpetri__ Location manager | Translator: @nataliehommel A Solaire Films production with the support of @castrovillarifilmfestival Davide Palella graduates at NABA in 2019 with his first medium-length film, Sirio. In 2021, he receives a development grant at In Progress with his new project, Shura, mentored by Michelangelo Frammartino. Shura is then selected at the 2023-2024 Biennale College Cinema. Sonnenstube is realized during the 2022 Locarno Spring Academy and screened at more than 20 national and international film festivals. A Short Film About Vanishing and Sado are his latest works. In September 2024 he is selected to the Pedro Costa Lab, making a short film (currently in post-production) under the guidance of the Portuguese master. Congratulations! #shortsthatstay
20 0 3 months ago
After accidentally inflaming her failing relationship, a performance artist searches for comfort and intimacy in unexpected places. GRIM ALL DAY, the new fiction short film by Dylan Pailes-Friedman, will have its World Premiere at the 22nd @nhff this October and enters the Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024 catalog. Written and directed by @dylan_p.f With Tallie Medel @talliemedel Mascha Mareen @maschamareen Tobias Segal @tobias.segal Produced by João Pereira Webber @jppw11 Noah Dirks @noah.dirks DP: Mika Altskan @mikaaltskan Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli @dantegiani Color House: Ethos Studio @ethos_studio Sound Design and Mix: Ines Adriana @_inesadriana_ Dylan Pailes-Friedman is a filmmaker born and based in NYC. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pratt Institute in 2017 with a BFA in Film/Video. He came to film with a background in sculpture and drawing, which has informed the impressionist voice in his work. His films navigate themes of mental health, codependency, family, and resentment. They have screened domestically and internationally at Maryland Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Cork International Film Festival, and New Hampshire Film Festival among others. His shorts have premiered online at publications such as Omeletto, NoBudge, The Eyeslicer, and Boooooom. In 2022 he was a selected participant in the PlayLab Film Creators Lab hosted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul in the Peruvian Amazon. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
After accidentally inflaming her failing relationship, a performance artist searches for comfort and intimacy in unexpected places. GRIM ALL DAY, the new fiction short film by Dylan Pailes-Friedman, will have its World Premiere at the 22nd @nhff this October and enters the Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024 catalog. Written and directed by @dylan_p.f With Tallie Medel @talliemedel Mascha Mareen @maschamareen Tobias Segal @tobias.segal Produced by João Pereira Webber @jppw11 Noah Dirks @noah.dirks DP: Mika Altskan @mikaaltskan Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli @dantegiani Color House: Ethos Studio @ethos_studio Sound Design and Mix: Ines Adriana @_inesadriana_ Dylan Pailes-Friedman is a filmmaker born and based in NYC. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pratt Institute in 2017 with a BFA in Film/Video. He came to film with a background in sculpture and drawing, which has informed the impressionist voice in his work. His films navigate themes of mental health, codependency, family, and resentment. They have screened domestically and internationally at Maryland Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Cork International Film Festival, and New Hampshire Film Festival among others. His shorts have premiered online at publications such as Omeletto, NoBudge, The Eyeslicer, and Boooooom. In 2022 he was a selected participant in the PlayLab Film Creators Lab hosted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul in the Peruvian Amazon. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
10 0 3 months ago
After accidentally inflaming her failing relationship, a performance artist searches for comfort and intimacy in unexpected places. GRIM ALL DAY, the new fiction short film by Dylan Pailes-Friedman, will have its World Premiere at the 22nd @nhff this October and enters the Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024 catalog. Written and directed by @dylan_p.f With Tallie Medel @talliemedel Mascha Mareen @maschamareen Tobias Segal @tobias.segal Produced by João Pereira Webber @jppw11 Noah Dirks @noah.dirks DP: Mika Altskan @mikaaltskan Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli @dantegiani Color House: Ethos Studio @ethos_studio Sound Design and Mix: Ines Adriana @_inesadriana_ Dylan Pailes-Friedman is a filmmaker born and based in NYC. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pratt Institute in 2017 with a BFA in Film/Video. He came to film with a background in sculpture and drawing, which has informed the impressionist voice in his work. His films navigate themes of mental health, codependency, family, and resentment. They have screened domestically and internationally at Maryland Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Cork International Film Festival, and New Hampshire Film Festival among others. His shorts have premiered online at publications such as Omeletto, NoBudge, The Eyeslicer, and Boooooom. In 2022 he was a selected participant in the PlayLab Film Creators Lab hosted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul in the Peruvian Amazon. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
After accidentally inflaming her failing relationship, a performance artist searches for comfort and intimacy in unexpected places. GRIM ALL DAY, the new fiction short film by Dylan Pailes-Friedman, will have its World Premiere at the 22nd @nhff this October and enters the Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024 catalog. Written and directed by @dylan_p.f With Tallie Medel @talliemedel Mascha Mareen @maschamareen Tobias Segal @tobias.segal Produced by João Pereira Webber @jppw11 Noah Dirks @noah.dirks DP: Mika Altskan @mikaaltskan Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli @dantegiani Color House: Ethos Studio @ethos_studio Sound Design and Mix: Ines Adriana @_inesadriana_ Dylan Pailes-Friedman is a filmmaker born and based in NYC. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pratt Institute in 2017 with a BFA in Film/Video. He came to film with a background in sculpture and drawing, which has informed the impressionist voice in his work. His films navigate themes of mental health, codependency, family, and resentment. They have screened domestically and internationally at Maryland Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Cork International Film Festival, and New Hampshire Film Festival among others. His shorts have premiered online at publications such as Omeletto, NoBudge, The Eyeslicer, and Boooooom. In 2022 he was a selected participant in the PlayLab Film Creators Lab hosted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul in the Peruvian Amazon. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
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After accidentally inflaming her failing relationship, a performance artist searches for comfort and intimacy in unexpected places. GRIM ALL DAY, the new fiction short film by Dylan Pailes-Friedman, will have its World Premiere at the 22nd @nhff this October and enters the Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024 catalog. Written and directed by @dylan_p.f With Tallie Medel @talliemedel Mascha Mareen @maschamareen Tobias Segal @tobias.segal Produced by João Pereira Webber @jppw11 Noah Dirks @noah.dirks DP: Mika Altskan @mikaaltskan Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli @dantegiani Color House: Ethos Studio @ethos_studio Sound Design and Mix: Ines Adriana @_inesadriana_ Dylan Pailes-Friedman is a filmmaker born and based in NYC. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pratt Institute in 2017 with a BFA in Film/Video. He came to film with a background in sculpture and drawing, which has informed the impressionist voice in his work. His films navigate themes of mental health, codependency, family, and resentment. They have screened domestically and internationally at Maryland Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Cork International Film Festival, and New Hampshire Film Festival among others. His shorts have premiered online at publications such as Omeletto, NoBudge, The Eyeslicer, and Boooooom. In 2022 he was a selected participant in the PlayLab Film Creators Lab hosted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul in the Peruvian Amazon. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
After accidentally inflaming her failing relationship, a performance artist searches for comfort and intimacy in unexpected places. GRIM ALL DAY, the new fiction short film by Dylan Pailes-Friedman, will have its World Premiere at the 22nd @nhff this October and enters the Gargantua Film Distribution's 2024 catalog. Written and directed by @dylan_p.f With Tallie Medel @talliemedel Mascha Mareen @maschamareen Tobias Segal @tobias.segal Produced by João Pereira Webber @jppw11 Noah Dirks @noah.dirks DP: Mika Altskan @mikaaltskan Colorist: Dante Pasquinelli @dantegiani Color House: Ethos Studio @ethos_studio Sound Design and Mix: Ines Adriana @_inesadriana_ Dylan Pailes-Friedman is a filmmaker born and based in NYC. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pratt Institute in 2017 with a BFA in Film/Video. He came to film with a background in sculpture and drawing, which has informed the impressionist voice in his work. His films navigate themes of mental health, codependency, family, and resentment. They have screened domestically and internationally at Maryland Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Cork International Film Festival, and New Hampshire Film Festival among others. His shorts have premiered online at publications such as Omeletto, NoBudge, The Eyeslicer, and Boooooom. In 2022 he was a selected participant in the PlayLab Film Creators Lab hosted by director Apichatpong Weerasethakul in the Peruvian Amazon. We look forward to continuing the festival run together! #shortsthatstay
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