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| THE TOURIST | 2005, 15 min., B/W & Color - Super 8 | |||||||||
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| A woman afraid to leave her Brooklyn apartment makes a puzzling discovery as she struggles with her dreams, memories and the mundane. Screenings 2007 ifc.com 2007 Rooftops Films 2007 Brooklyn Independent @ Barbes 2006 Coney Island Film Festival 2005 Hamptons International Film Festival 2005 Raindance Film Festival 2005 Woodstock Film Festival 2005 Atlanta Film Festival 2005 South by Southwest Film Festival 2006 Flicker NYC DVD The Journal of Short Film (new quarterly DVD that is committed to the short film as an artform) Order the Winter 2006 issue for only $10 here. Produced and Directed by James Israel Jeff Israel Written by James Israel Cast Rebecca Moore.... Claire Signe Bergstrom.... Sara Luci Westphal-Solary.... Woman in Dream Mathilda.... Daiquiri Cinematography by David Teague Additional camera by Jeff Israel James Israel Film Editing by Jeff Israel Original Score composed by Sean Travers Music by Rachel's Sound Recordist Phil Richards Sound Editor Tom Lino Photographer (Puzzle) Cheryl Harmeling Still Photographer Bruno Navarro Production assistant Adeline Lausson |
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| View pictures from The Tourist's world premiere screening at the 2005 South by Southwest Film Festival here. |
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| Press "I saw 'The Tourist' at SXSW - it was quiet and dreamy and had a subtle sense of humor that I really liked." Karina Longworth, Cinematical "A short film with much power, and an almost mystical instinct about the weirdness of everyday life." Mark Rhodes, Films in Review "Nicely enigmatic and with spectacular colour sequences." "I pictured the ‘conclusion’ before it even happened, but what difference does that make…? Eerie and intense b&w visuals." |
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