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| Adrift |
| Original title |
Adrift |
| Type |
Shorts |
| Genre |
Experimental, Animation |
| Director |
Inger Lise Hansen |
| Short summary |
"Adrift" is shot on the arctic island of Spitzbergen and in Norway. It combines time-lapse photography with stop-motion animation of the landscape. Through camera-angles and framing the film gradually dislocates the viewer from a stable base where one looses the sense of scale and grounding.
"Adrift" takes perception itself as the subject of its journey.
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| Screenplay |
Inger Lise Hansen |
| D.O.P |
Inger Lise Hansen |
| Editor |
Inger Lise Hansen |
| Producer |
Inger Lise Hansen |
| Country of origin |
Norway |
| Release date (international) |
2004-01-08 |
| Technical information |
| Format |
35mm |
| Screen ratio |
1:1,37 |
| Colour |
Colour |
| Sound System |
Dolby SR |
| Length in min's |
9 |
| Length in meters |
250 |
| No. of reels |
1 |
| Festival participation |
Rotterdam International Film Festival
Images Film Festival Toronto
European Media Art Festivao Osnabruck
Norwegian Short Film Festival Grimstad 2004
International Animation Film Festival Hiroshima
International Short Film Festival Drama, Greece
Festival du Noveau Cinéma, Montréal
International Film Festival Bratislava
Fredrikstad Animation Film Festival
Kasseler Documentary and Video Festival
InVideo - Milano Experimental Film Festival
ExGround Filmfest, Germany
L'Alternatival Independent Film Festival, Barcelona
Seagate Foyle Film Festival, Ireland
2005 Manchester Int'l Short Film Festival
2005 Ankara Int'l Film Festival
2005 43rd Ann Arbor Film Festival
2005 Nemo Film Festival, Paris
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| Prizes received |
2005 43rd Ann Arborr Film Festival: Peter Wilde Award for Most Technically Innovative Film
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Director biography:
Inger Lise Hansen was educated at North East London Polytechnic, St. Martin's College of Art, London and received a Masters of Fine Art from San Francisco Art Institute.
She has made a number of experimental animation films with support from Arts Council England, Film London and the Norwegian Film Institute, and has won several international prizes such as Gold Prize for animation at the Bilbao
Festival of Documentary and Short Films, Chris Frayne Award for Best Animation at Ann Arbor International Film Festival.
Her earlier films have been screened at Tate Modern, London, Institute of Contemporary Art, London, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, Museum of Modern Art, Stockholm and Hiroshima Animation Festival.
filmography
Tilt 1991
Talking to a Stone 1993
Static 1995
Hus 1998
Triptych 2001
Adrift 2004
Here After 2004
Proximity 2006
Casting the Shadows 2007
Parallax 2009
Travelling Fields 2009
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