Triadic
The will breaks down, vanishes, the life makes its way.
Everything human comes from the earth and to the earth it must returned.
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José ToméDirector
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José ToméWriter
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Fran Fernández-PardoPhotography
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José ToméProducer
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Fran Fernández-PardoProducer
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Sara SánchezProducer
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Carlos Crespo ArnoldProducer
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María MaksutovaKey Cast
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Rashida ShaniKey Cast
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Magda KrydaKey Cast
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Katja KaiserKey Cast
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José Manuél Rodriguez CayuelaKey Cast
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José ToméSound Desig
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José ToméEdit
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José ToméMusic
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Georg Simmel (philosopher & sociologist)Inspired by
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental, Short, Other
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Genres:Poetic, Documentary, Short, Wabi-sabi
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Runtime:11 minutes 32 seconds
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Completion Date:October 1, 2015
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Production Budget:6,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Spain
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Country of Filming:Spain
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Language:English, German, Polish, Russian, Spanish
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Shooting Format:Digital HD
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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:No
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39 th Elche International Independent Film FestivalElche
Spain
Semi-Finalist -
Cannes Film Festival - Short Film CornerCannes
France
May 19, 2016
Selected -
International Open Film Festival (IOFF)Mirpur
Bangladesh
Semi-Finalist -
Goldensun Short Film FestivalMalta
Selected -
Muestra Iberoamericana de Cine de Taxco (MICT2)Mexico
Selected -
London International Film FestivalLondon
United Kingdom
December 1, 2016
José Tomé was born in Madrid (1977). After finishing his technical studies, he entered the ECAM (Cinematography and Audiovisual School of Madrid), where he specialized in Cinematographic Sound. Since 2003 he has been working on projects related to sound design, sound art and video art under the pseudonym of Efecto Fundador.
With this new project, "TRIADIC", he delves into the contemplation of forgotten spaces, man and nature through the hybridization of disciplines.
TRIADIC is a poetic work on the conflict between man and material. The iron factory "El Pedroso" (1831) was the first iron and steel centre on the Iberian Peninsula and one of the great symbols of the second Spanish industrial revolution.
At the facilities, abandoned since the mid 20th century, a new industrial landscape has been created of delicate ecosystems, with the buildings and chimneys, symbols of a melancholic modernity, now forming part of a new totality created from the same material that was ripped from nature.
Walking through here, man must face himself, his limits, his insignificance, the tragic rupture of balance over time. The industrial silence gave way to the most sublime victory of nature over human will and efforts.