sofa |
release date |
2003 |
director's statement |
The metaphor of a man who can't stop running,
an idea expressed with all the excess and the 'clutter' removed to
keep only the bare essentials necessary for the point to be made.
After all, the audience can see for itself.
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synopsis |
Leon is running. Running from dark and obscure characters to a building
where someone is waiting for him. In the building he meets Dr. Lock who
forces him on THE SOFA. While Leon is sitting on The Sofa, he discovers
that what has actually transpired on his way to see Dr. Lock.
After the session, Leon feels relieved that he is cured, but soon after he
is faced with the fact it was all an illusion. Leon is running.
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credits overview |
writer |
Don Diego Poeder |
director |
Parisa Yousef Doust |
cast |
Danny De Kok Kenneth Herdigein |
d.o.p. |
Harm Griekspoor |
sound |
Marc Schmidt |
art direction |
Marije Brinkhof |
wardrobe |
Lizanne Hennessy |
production |
Patrick Anthony Thompson |
producer |
Eddy Wijngaarde |
technical specs |
runtime |
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language |
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country |
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color |
color |
soundmix |
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laboratory |
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film length |
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cinematographic process |
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film negative |
Super 16 |
printed film format |
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aspect ratio |
1.85:1 |
downloads |
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Sofa 425 × 335 |
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Dr. Lock 425 × 330 |
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Nurse 227 × 289 |
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Leon 283 × 224 |
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Poster 1 534 × 758 |
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Poster 2 501 × 707 |