Come Shine

Slawomir Milewski

Experimental film | Grande-Bretagne | digital | 16:9 | b&w | stereo | 2023 | 20' 20"
150 €

Original language: Anglais Collection: Festival CJC 2024 Keywords: #Danse Screening Copy: digital

A 20-minute experimental short that investigates cinema itself as a space of illusion and memory. With a noir-leaning visual palette and carefully orchestrated sound, the film destabilizes familiar perceptual cues, inviting an engagement with the uncanny and the unconscious. Its tactile handling of light and shadow makes it a sensorial interrogation of how images shape subjective experience.

Credits

Director: Slawomir Milewski Music by: Giovanni Spinelli

Cast

Players: Joanna Ziobronowicz, Violet Anna Maria, Giovanni Spinelli, Jade Beau Rambaut, Eva Pirecka, Slawomir Milewski, Laura Mancinelli, Weronika Malachwiejczyk, Josie Konov, Luke Ireland, Danny Andrew Coakley, Magdalena Ali Dancer: Natalia Adera, Mel Day, Sonia Salgueiro Perez

Collectif Jeune Cinéma

The Collectif Jeune Cinéma (Young Cinema Collective) is a filmmakers’ cooperative founded in Paris on June 12th 1971.

The vocation of the CJC is to distribute different and experimental films of all lengths, gathered in a catalogue that is continuously enriched by new works. This catalogue covers a very wide spectrum of aesthetics and cinematographic practices. For example, it is the only one to include experimental films made by children and young flimmakers (under 18 yo).

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