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Released
2011 · FILM

Strokkur

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Written by
Runtime
7 min
Language
PT
Documentary

Synopsis

Initially, the goal was to create something from nothing in a neutral and unfamiliar setting, gathering rather than producing images and sounds. The tools used were the camera, the microphone, and the mini-amplifier—devices that take away and then return. A guiding principle was established: the sound should not illustrate the image, and the image should not absorb the sound. Less than a hundred kilometers from Reykjavik, the location chosen was Strokkur. Over three days, the internal dynamics of the crevice were observed and recorded: the boiling water erupting every seven minutes and the thermal contrast, with the ambient temperature at eighteen degrees below zero.

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Principal cast & crew: 2

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Joao SalavizaScored by Norberto Lobo

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