Vertige

A Short film of

Christophe Gautry, Mathieu Brisebras

Produced by

Les Films du Nord

Production year2012

Runtime7 min

Synopsis

In our urban world, the system casts people onto the ground with indifference. But seen under a new angle, the city becomes a space to be rediscovered and to be reconstructed.

Credits

Directors (2)

Christophe Gautry
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Mathieu Brisebras
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Actors (2)

Production and distribution (3)

Executive Producer : Les Films du Nord

Foreign production company : Digit Anima

Film exports/foreign sales : L'Agence du court métrage

Full credits (5)

Executive Producer : Arnaud Demuynck

Screenwriters : Christophe Gautry, Mathieu Brisebras

Music Composer : Jean-François Cavro

Production Manager : Arnaud Demuynck

Sound Mixer : Luc Thomas

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Animated film, Experimental
Sub-genre : 2D animation, Pixilation , Fantasy, Research - Experimental
Themes : Surrealism, City/urban themes, City
Production language : No dialogue
Coproducer countries : France, Belgium
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : Majority French (France, Belgium)
Production year : 2012
Runtime : 7 min 44 seconds
Visa number : 132.798
Visa issue date : 27/09/2012
Production formats : Digital photography
Color type : Color and Black & White
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Audio format : Dolby SR
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

Selections (14)

Short Shorts Film Festival
Japan, 2017
Compétition Cinematic Tokyo
Berlin International Short Film Festival (Interfilm)
Germany, 2014
Programme parallèle
Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
France, 2014
Sections parallèles
Krok International Animated Film Festival
Ukraine, 2013
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