Once... a dress
Film : Once... a dress, 35mm, 15min, By: Maria Papacharalambous & Achilleas Kentonis
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Credits
Scenario, direction Maria Papacharalambous & Achilleas Kentonis
Dress and Heart carrier Marios Ioannou
Music "Some amount of evil" Kevin MacLeod "Epic Unease" Kevin MacLeod "Texture for violin cello and piano forte" Kevin MacLeod "Exotic Battle" Kevin MacLeod "Soundscape 1, 2, 3, 4, 5" Achilleas Kentonis "Music box theme" Kevin MacLeod Sound editing Achilleas Kentonis & Maria Papacharalambous
Editing Maria Papacharalambous & Achilleas Kentonis
Stage and Costume design Maria Papacharalambous & Achilleas Kentonis
Compositing Media Studios Alexis Demetriou
Photos Maria Papacharalambous & Achilleas Kentonis
Cinematography Maria Papacharalambous Neil Atchison Achilleas Kentonis
Crew George Trakoshis Sunny D Souza Donald Justus Gomez Nefeli Kentoni
Studio, camera, lights and grip Media Studios
Coocker Reshma D Souza
Taster Antonis Kentonis
Special thanks Media Studios Nicholas Demetriou ARTos Foundation Theatro Lexis Despina Gatsiou "Raftadiko" Stalo Petevi Dr. Spyros Papacharalambous
Produced by Multum in Parvo ltd
Copyrights Maria Papacharalambous Achilleas Kentonis 2009 This film was made With the support of the Cyprus Cinema Advisory Committee
Short Synopsis An alchemist, an onion and a head, crossed each other in a dark workshop. The result a dress... Apocalypses of what is behind all these layers. It is a dive in the subconscious, searching for what is neither there nor here.
NEW An alchemist, an onion and a head, crossed each other in a dark workshop. The result... a dress which starts a journey to meet the world with a borrowed body. Apocalypses of what is behind all these layers. It is a dive in the subconscious, searching for what is neither there nor here.
Directors' statement When the story, the visuals and the sound meet together, in an aesthetic environment blended with the unpredictability of the subconscious then is the time to hide some humour into it and share it with the people.
