I See You

A Short film of

Pierre Makyo

Produced by

Mitiki

Production year2011

Runtime14 min

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Synopsis

A lonely man watches every evening his television set with bad images and tries regularly and stubbornly to rise to a mast which is next to the small caravan in which he lives. He eventually reaches the top of this mast where we discover a small satellite dish. With this fingertips, he manages to make it move. On the television, the stabilized image creates a young woman. In a surrealist way, they seem to recognize each other.

Credits

Director (1)

Pierre Makyo
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Actors (2)

Mika Dubois

Chloé Fournier

Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : Mitiki

Full credits (12)

Executive Producer : Bertrand Guerry

Screenwriter : Pierre Makyo

Director of Photography : Philippe Nahoun

Music Composers : Julien Espinoza, Robin Dussauchoy, Thibaut Ras

Editor : Thibaut Ras

Sound Recordist : Jo Sevenier

Costume designer : Pierre Makyo

Production Manager : Bertrand Guerry

Sound Editor : Julien Espinoza

Continuity supervisor : Sophie Davout

Production Designers : Chantal Renaudau, Joël Pommot, Chloé Fournier

Sound mixers : Thibaut Ras, Julien Espinoza

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Romantic comedy
Themes : Poetry, Love, Countryside
Production language : No dialogue
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2011
Runtime : 14 min 49 seconds
Visa number : 128.193
Visa issue date : 27/06/2011
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

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