Cronorama
Jan and Laura cradled by the sand and the ocean talk about time and dreams
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Luca DelpianoDirector
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Luca DelpianoWriter
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Aidan RedmondWriter
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Daria PalahniukKey Cast"Laura"
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Mykola KryvoruchkoKey Cast"Jan"
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Luca DelpianoEditor
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Gioele ValfréSound recording/Sound design
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Anita KopylenkoSound recording/Sound design
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Myrthe Van Der StaaySound recording/Sound design
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Jeff HalliganCinematography
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Jane BondarenkoCinematography
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Kateryna BalabaiCinematography
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Runtime:4 minutes 30 seconds
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Completion Date:September 21, 2022
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Country of Origin:Italy
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Country of Filming:Italy
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Dams Torino
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Theta Short Film FestivalAvellino
Italy
February 10, 2023
Official Selection -
Too Short To Wait 2023 - Rassegna di CortometraggiTorino
Italy
February 19, 2023 -
Lift Off Global NetworkPinewood Road Pinewood Studios, England
United Kingdom
April 10, 2023
Official Selection -
The Archer Film FestivalLos Angeles
United States
April 19, 2023
Semi-Finalist -
Facciamola Breve - Rassegna di CortometraggiTorino
Italy
May 9, 2023 -
Festival del Cinema di SenigalliaSenigallia
Italy
June 17, 2023
Official Selection -
Student World Impact Film Festival 2023New York, New York
United States
June 18, 2023
Honorable Mention -
GiobiaFest - Rassegna di CortometraggiAlba
Italy
June 29, 2023 -
Festival del Cinema di CefalùCefalù
Italy
September 1, 2023
Nominee -
Bugia Film FestivalLe Piastre, Pistoia
Italy
December 16, 2023
Official Selection -
Sottodiciotto Film FestivalTorino
Italy
December 18, 2023 -
INDIE - Rassegna cinematografica indipendentePavia
Italy
January 30, 2024 -
Max Sir International Film FestivalCinema to Schools
Ukraine
Official Selection
I see stuff. Sometimes I do things you can watch. I'm going to die.
This film was made during the Kino Guarimba 2022, a residency that every year brings together fifty artists from all over the world to make short films in the city of Amantea in Calabria. The one I had the honour to attend was a special edition because it hosted ten people from Ukraine. I found myself discussing what was happening in their country.
As a person who watches many movies, ‘war’ has always fascinated and destabilized me at the same time because the more I think about it, the more it becomes an inconceivable event for me outside of fictionalization. It can be said that war is its ‘image’, few have had direct experience of it and for many it resounds like a distant echo on television screens, almost as if it were a science fiction or a sort of another reality. Daria and Mykola, the two leading actors, told me about what was happening in Kyev and I could not imagine the reality of these facts, I did not realize that these words were not ‘stories’ but ‘testimonies’. And all this took place in a quiet seaside resort that gave an atmosphere of suspension and alienation, as if we were in the safest place on earth.
I am not calling this small work ‘political’, because in my mind it is something completely abstract, but I think it reflects the stories of the people who worked on it: mine, those of the two protagonists, but also those of Anita (sound engineer), Jane and Kateryna (photography directors), also from Kyev. Rewatching the film, I can say that it speaks about the impossibility or difficulty of conceiving this senseless amalgam of violence that surrounds us, even though it remains imperceptible and unexpectable to the vast majority of us.