Der Greis

2010
5min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBased 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,... Tout lireBased 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... Tout lireBased 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.

Réalisation
- Harry Musselwhite
Scénario
- Harry Musselwhite
Casting principal
- John Countryman
- Lyndsay Ricketson

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7,2/10

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Réalisation
- Harry Musselwhite
Scénario
- Harry Musselwhite
Casting 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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Der Greis

This short film demonstrates great beauty and depth. As a professional classical musician, I am always a bit skeptical when I see a film that uses a master work as a predominate theme. Usually, it only captures some superficial aspect of the musical selection. Mr. Musselwhite not only has great respect for the work and the text, but he weaves it with evocative imagery which I found deeply profound. The principle role played by John Countryman, was handled with unbelievable skill and grace. The vision of the young woman (Lyndsay Ricketson) was delivered with such sincerity and beauty. I, for one, am ever changed by this short gem.