Quiet Zone
Directed by David Bryant, Karl Lemieux10 september 2015 14mDokumentär, Short
7.29.0
Electromagnetic sensitivity is a phenomenon whereby the fear of electricity and radiation takes over your life. Lemieux manages to visualise this extreme sensitivity, described in a taped interview, in an exceptional manner. He paints a crumbled, peeling reality using chemically corroded film celluloid. The electrified images make the film a hypnotic search for a radiation-free zone.
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Quiet Zone was released on 10 september 2015.
Quiet Zone was directed by David Bryant, Karl Lemieux.
Quiet Zone has a runtime of 14m.
Quiet Zone was produced by Julie Roy.
Electromagnetic sensitivity is a phenomenon whereby the fear of electricity and radiation takes over your life. Lemieux manages to visualise this extreme sensitivity, described in a taped interview, in an exceptional manner. He paints a crumbled, peeling reality using chemically corroded film celluloid. The electrified images make the film a hypnotic search for a radiation-free zone.
The key characters in Quiet Zone are Self (Nicols Fox), Self (Katherine Peacock).
Quiet Zone is a Dokumentär, Short film.
Quiet Zone has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.