Lost Wax
The two 11-year-old girls Alma and Sita form small wax figures. The staff of a foundry in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, help them go through the creation of bronze figures based on their their wax models. The ancient process is called lost wax casting. Sand, heat, fire, acid and water are the elements that are needed to create a bronze in a dramatic procedure that today has become a specialized art tool and might be extinct soon.
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Anna FaroqhiDirectorLana's Story, Bauhaus Windows
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Haim PeretzDirectorLana's Story, Bauhaus Windows
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Faroqhi Peretz Film ProductionProducerLana's Story, Bauhaus Windows
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Alma SchilyKey Cast
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Sita FaroqhiKey Cast
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Thomas KürstnerScoreAnna Karenina (opera), Wahlverwandtschaften (opera)
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Sebastian VogelScoreFaust I & II (theatre music)
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Jenny Schily (German narration)narratorThe Strange Kitten, Dora - or the Sexual Neurosis of our Parents
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Emily Pennant-Rea (English narration)narratorTincture of Vervain (2011) and Worst Fears (2016)
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Project Title (Original Language):Verlorene Formen
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental, Short
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Genres:children, documentation, essay
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Runtime:14 minutes 34 seconds
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Completion Date:April 19, 2019
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Production Budget:2,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Germany
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English, German
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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:No
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Hak-İş Short Film FestivalAnkara
Turkey
December 8, 2019
World Premiere -
Kino Arsenal Berlin, public screeningBerlin
Germany
December 15, 2019
German Premier -
Lift Of SessionsLos Angeles
United States
Distribution Information
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Faroqhi Peretz Film ProductionCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
Anna Faroqhi & Haim Peretz are artists and authors of experimental documentary films. They have been working together since 2003, collaborating as a team and undertaking individual projects.
They create films, documentaries, design exhibitions and run interactive drawing projects in schools and cultural institutions.
Faroqhi is also an author of graphic novels.
In their work, they portray life in the big cities with the reoccurring topics of migration and lifelong learning.