how much is it uncomfortable for dogs to step out on a highway? (2022)

Género : Documental

Tiempo de ejecución : 1H 21M

Director : Anna Petruželová

Sinopsis

The primary motif of the documentary is the journey. A metaphorical journey, a spiritual journey, a tangible journey, a forest path, a road, a sidewalk, a drug trip, or a journey abroad. The director pastes together a collage of micro-stories of people and places that comment on the journey. Her documentary oscillates between playful absurdism, existentialism and existential questions, environmentalism, and social commentary. The dynamism and rhythm of the narrative are then determined by the jumps between different forms of video, such as analogue film, digital film, and mobile phone filming.

Actores

Tripulaciones

Anna Petruželová
Anna Petruželová
Director
Anna Petruželová
Anna Petruželová
Editor
Anna Petruželová
Anna Petruželová
Sound
Ondřej Novotný
Ondřej Novotný
Sound Designer
Rosalinda Hálová
Rosalinda Hálová
Editor

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