(PAUSE)
The city was quiet and hauntingly beautiful. Peace flooded on the places that before, had noisy crowds. We were experiencing the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic and the environment on the subway, was not different. A place that used to be flooded with people, became into an empty place that invited us to a parenthesis, a PAUSE to think and reflect...
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Marcelo Ignacio LagrezeDirectorUtopia Of The Outraged
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Marcelo Ignacio LagrezeWriter
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Marcelo Ignacio LagrezeProducer
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Alejandra OyarceSound Post Production
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Christine KeittVoice Over
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Tracey Jr KeittVoice Over
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Federico Andres LagrezeGraphic Design
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Oannes Esteban CatoniGraphic Design
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Jorge DíazTechnical Support
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Maxence CyrinMusic
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental, Short
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Runtime:3 minutes
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Completion Date:August 17, 2021
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Production Budget:1,500 USD
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Country of Origin:Chile
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Country of Filming:Chile
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Language:English
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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
Distribution Information
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Marcelo LagrezeSales AgentCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
Director, editor and Photographer. Born in Cordoba, Argentina 1978. His childhood took place in Patagonia (Comodoro Rivadavia). His university training was in Córdoba, where he studied Cinema and Television. Since then, he has created fiction and animation short films as well as documentaries. Without ever forgetting his passion for photography.
His ability to vision the final editing when filming, is remarkable. As a result, he is able to create a fluid narrative, making the post production work easier.He moved to Chile and got experience in advertising. After that he created the short documentary "La Utopia De Los Indignados". Piece of work that received recognition and awards in various international festivals. At the same time, he started filming with his cell phone and exploring this new way of performing his work. He began the Mobile Filmmaker path.
It was a special moment for all, almost without realizing it, our life changed. “A new way of living” they said.
Forced to leave confinement to receive medical treatment, due to an accident. I traveled by subway to different stations in the city. Being there, I couldn't help the strange feeling of being almost by myself. In a place that used to be synonymous of crowding.
At that moment I decided to capture images of the lonely people in the subway. These images and the voices in the film, invite us to rethink and reflect on important aspects of living. Which unfortunately, under normal circumstances, we forget or overlook.