3.30 PM
AT 2020
Colour, 74 min., HD, 16:9, Stereo, English
Written, directed and produced by Ludwig Wüst Cinematography Concept Ludwig Wüst Assistant to the Director Lukas J. Beck Sound Josef Umschaid Editor Lukas J. Beck
With Andrew Brown, Markus Schramm and Roswitha Soukup
Colour, 74 min., HD, 16:9, Stereo, English
Written, directed and produced by Ludwig Wüst Cinematography Concept Ludwig Wüst Assistant to the Director Lukas J. Beck Sound Josef Umschaid Editor Lukas J. Beck
With Andrew Brown, Markus Schramm and Roswitha Soukup
Synopsis
Two friends, Martin and Anthony, meet after 15 years, share memories and reflect on their present lives. During their encounter, they go deep in the past of Martin’s childhood to reveal a traumatic experience.
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Award for Best Cinematography
Diagonale 2021
“A new work of deceptive formal complexity and surprising emotional depth from prolific writer-director-producer-cinematographer Ludwig Wüst (...) Using the most basic cinematic tools, he now reasserts his status as one of the last free-spirited independents among Europe’s narrative-oriented filmmakers.”
Neil Young, UK critic and curator, Viennale 2020
“Ludwig Wüst is a free-spirited artist who has worked across boundaries without limiting the way media is expressed.”
Sung Moon, Jeonju IFF
„The latest work from the 'workshop' of the most indestructible filmmaker of the country deploys the greatest possible power with the simplest of methodes.”
Florian Widegger, Filmarchiv Austria
Diagonale 2021
“A new work of deceptive formal complexity and surprising emotional depth from prolific writer-director-producer-cinematographer Ludwig Wüst (...) Using the most basic cinematic tools, he now reasserts his status as one of the last free-spirited independents among Europe’s narrative-oriented filmmakers.”
Neil Young, UK critic and curator, Viennale 2020
“Ludwig Wüst is a free-spirited artist who has worked across boundaries without limiting the way media is expressed.”
Sung Moon, Jeonju IFF
„The latest work from the 'workshop' of the most indestructible filmmaker of the country deploys the greatest possible power with the simplest of methodes.”
Florian Widegger, Filmarchiv Austria