Edition 2021
77'
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2021
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Documentary
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Dialogue:
English, Irish
Each day, the Carlingford ferry brings people over the border between Northern-Ireland and Ireland, in an era the debate on Brexit is predominant.
Each day, the Carlingford ferry brings people over the border between Northern-Ireland and Ireland, in an era the debate on Brexit is predominant. Staying or remaining, both options create the same big question marks on the future. The short journey over the wide sea brings different thoughts and reflections to the surface, while the border is hiding in the sea. The film creates a kaleidoscopic narrative based on how people’s daily lives and thoughts relate to this imaginary line. How visible would the borderline eventually become?
“Four Seasons In A Day has echoes of Runar Runarsson’s Echo in the way it weaves fragments of time and individual circumstances into a moving portrait of a community. This snapshot of a moment is all the more felt in the light of the simmering unrest in the streets of Northern Ireland.” - Screen Daily
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Credits
Directors
Annabel Verbeke
Composers
Frédéric Vercheval
Scenario
Frederik Nicolaï, Annabel Verbeke
Director of Photography
Pieter-Jan Claessens
Editors
Simon Arazi
Producers
Eric Goossens, Frederik Nicolaï
Production studios
Off World
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Dialogue
English, Irish
Countries of production
Lithuania, Belgium, Norway, Croatia
Year
2021
Filmography
Annabel Verbeke
We Will Remember Them (2018)