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Cinema under the Stars. In Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, we see a very peculiar story about Joel who is going through a very complicated break-up with his girlfriend. More »
Half Moon
Half Moon · dir. Adina Istrate
Great Britain 2010, 13’
Screenings
06/28, 13:00 · Baj Pomorski – hall B
06/30, 14:30 · Baj Pomorski – hall B
Trailer
1969, Summer of the Space Race. Briefed on recent developments on the Russian side, Eugene McAlistair, NASA’s administrator is forced to take up a challenging mission: completing a 5 year plan to have people walk on the Moon in 2 weeks.
| Director: | Adina Istrate |
| Screenplay: | Adina Istrate |
| Music: | Enrica Sciandrone |
| Cinematography: | Eui Jeong Hong |
| Editing: | Giacomo Boeri |
| Cast: | Aidan Bell, Ed Coleman, Shane Rimmer, Andrew Dowbiggin, Brooke Hender, Matthew Medhurst |
| Awards: | Nagroda Publicznści za Najlepszy Film Krótkometrażowy – FF w Santa Cruz / Audience Award for the Best Narrative Short – Santa Cruz IFF (2011) |
Adina Istrate — before joining the LFS she have taken a one year course in filmmaking at the European Film College in Denmark. She always interested in visually challenging genres, her graduation short, The Storm, was a tribute to German Expressionism.