In and Out
Do the threats we feel are real...or just creations of our own mind?
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Cristina García ZarzosaDirector
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Cristina García ZarzosaWriter
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Cristina García ZarzosaProducer
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Miriam GonzálezKey Cast
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Student
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Runtime:6 minutes
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Completion Date:February 12, 2018
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Production Budget:0 EUR
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Country of Origin:Spain
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Country of Filming:Spain
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes
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Festival Cinema Parladiso
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Anatomy: Crime Horror International Film Festival
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Fake Flesh Film Fest
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Cefalù Film Festival
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Spook Screen
-Director and producer of the short film “You Mean, Us", awarded at the Sundance Festival Channel Shorts with the Audience Award (march 2016).
-Director, producer and writer of other short films like "Menhir" (2017), "In and Out" (2017) and "Party People" (2017).
-Production assistant on the TV movie "22 Ángeles" (Miguel Bardem; 2016), co-produced by RTVE (spanish national television) and Four Luck Banana (march- april 2016).
-Assistant director in the videoclip “Sushi en Tribunal” by “Verano”, co-produced by Walterhaus and Paul Back Music (june 2016).
-Internship in the art department for the series "La Sonata del Silencio" (RTVE; October - november 2015).
-Internship in the production company Apaches (march 2014).
This short film tells the story of a young woman who feels threatened by her own house. Even knowing that this can not be, she has a constant threatening feeling and self-medicates against anxiety and phobias.
We are constantly comparing reality with her inner fears and how she projects them in the house. That is why we play with a very contrasted aesthetic to underline the dialectic of the argument.
The final shot belongs to one of the group that shows reality. We saw her lying down, scared, by this "non-existent" menace...but then she's pulled off the bed. The question is: if the threat was inside her head and it was fictitious, why is this supernatural event happening? Because actually this woman is not crazy, there is something dangerous in her house...and she feels it. We had deceived the viewer by showing that the woman had a mental problem, when in fact she was the only one who could see danger.
"In and Out" talks about how people judge each other (even if it's a fictional character) and about the power of image.