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Impassenger

Imagina 2017 / Impassenger / Austria 2017

A cinematic poem shrouded in shadow and mist revealing an inner world, an inward dream landscape of anxiety, alienation, isolation, and desire. Entrancing poetry relies on a delicate grasp but it’s impossible to resist its inner magic.

Impassenger

Synopsis

A cinematic poem shrouded in shadow and mist. An image of water whose surface reflects the surrounding light. The hands of a woman holding a purse in the gloom of a city street. A snow-covered mountain landscape with massive trees reached by a cable lift. Through the sensitive composition of the film, these seemingly banal images begin to speak and reveal an inner world, an inward dream landscape of anxiety, alienation, isolation, and desire. Entrancing poetry relies on a delicate grasp but it’s impossible to resist its inner magic.

Hubert Poul

About the film

6 min / Color, DCP
World premiere

Director Ben Pointeker / Dir. of Photography Ben Pointeker / Editor Ben Pointeker / Producer Ben Pointeker / Cast Jiang Zheng Zheng, Fenfen Huang / Sales sixpackfilm

About the director

Ben Pointeker

Ben Pointeker (b. 1975, Höfen, Austria) graduated in visual arts from Vienna’s University of Applied Arts (1996–2001) and also attended the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam (2003–2005). His work often focuses on poetics, patterns of narrative cinema, and the notion of time. He also explores photography. His prior films garnered international attention: Overfart (1999), a lucia (2001), Forst (2005), and . ..... .:.:...:::ccccoCCoooo:: (2007).

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Phone: +43 152 609 900
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Ben Pointeker
Film Director

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Distributor, Sales Agent

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