Film Poster Nocturne

 15.00

High resolution digital files of the experimental film Nocturne by Nadine Poulain. The purchase includes three different sizes: A1, A2 & A3.

 

A1) 594 x 842 mm / 22.39 x 33.11 in – 7.016 x 9933 px – 300 dpi

A2) 420 x 594 mm / 16.54 x 23.39 in – 4.961 x 7.016 px – 300 dpi

A3) 297 x 420 mm / 11.69 x 16.54 in – 3.508 x 4.961 px – 300 dpi

 

For personal purpose only. Any commercial use is strictly forbidden. The copyright remains with the filmmaker Nadine Poulain / Más Media Production Kft. Printing the file will be the responsibility of the individual.

 

The files becomes instantly available once the order is completed. Returns or exchanges are not possible. Please get in contact if you experience any problems with the order.

Description

Film Poster  Nocturne Experimental film. 10.56 min. Black & White. Stereo Sound. Germany. 2014

Director & Producer: Nadine Poulain. Más Media Production Kft.

Audio Postproduction: Luca Seller & Mauro Martinuz

S Y N O P S I S  Depicting the close up of a waterfall, the experimental film Nocturne is a painterly take on the forces of nature. The hypnotic quality, the sheer power and that particular awe, that the spectacle of masses of falling water may trigger, were the starting point for the project. Both, image and sound of the film were shot in Iceland and originate from the same waterfall.

In Nocturne the characteristic haste of a waterfall is replaced by an extreme slowness. Therefore otherwise hidden qualities are rendered visible. Minimal in visual and acoustic stimuli, emphasis is given to fleeting moments and subtle tonal changes. In a continuous fade, rich textures alternate with sparsely and dramatically lit scenes, in which the image appears to be sculpted out of its background as in a bas-relief. Whilst the shades of grey alter, the soundtrack takes on a musical quality, that nevertheless still maintains a sense of physical power and a strong bass . What unfolds is a sombre yet seductive undertow.

Purchase the film poster from the experimental short Nocturne by Nadine Poulain / Más Media Production and support independent filmmaking!