Der Greis

2010
5min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaBased on music by Franz Joseph Haydn, Der Greis (The Old Man) is a short film that chronicles the last moments in the live of a wanderer. Using choral music and ambient sound, but no dialog,... Leer todoBased on music by Franz Joseph Haydn, Der Greis (The Old Man) is a short film that chronicles the last moments in the live of a wanderer. Using choral music and ambient sound, but no dialog, the film uses sound and image to create a film of one person's passing from one life to a... Leer todoBased on music by Franz Joseph Haydn, Der Greis (The Old Man) is a short film that chronicles the last moments in the live of a wanderer. Using choral music and ambient sound, but no dialog, the film uses sound and image to create a film of one person's passing from one life to another.

Dirección
- Harry Musselwhite
Guión
- Harry Musselwhite
Reparto principal
- John Countryman
- Lyndsay Ricketson

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7,2/10

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Dirección
- Harry Musselwhite
Guión
- Harry Musselwhite
Reparto principal
- John Countryman
- Lyndsay Ricketson

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IN the last scene, a breeze scoops the music from the hand of Der Greis. Special effects were ready, but exactly on cue, a breeze from nature scooped up the paper and sent it sailing on cue.

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8/10

An emotional piece

An emotional film about an emotional homeless man all accompanied with an emotional piece of music which really carries the film towards the end. Didn't quite follow the female character, but her beauty and innocence added to a very dramatic downfall of the main character.

The backdrop of the movie does a great job adding to the character of the protagonist. Being set on the red, desolate bridge defines that the main character is alone until he finds his music.

The part that sticks out to me the most is when the protagonist takes out the music and begins to see the woman, who I first perceived to be the homeless man's daughter. It's still unclear to me who she is in correlation to the homeless man, but her presence is very effective.

Overall, the film is well acted and well directed. Even though some components of the story are slightly unclear, the music by Franz Joseph Haydn is a perfect finish.