Klaus W. Eisenlohr and richfilm productions share news and documents from upcoming and past events.

Urban Research: For Directors Lounge 2012 in Februray, I will post here images and links from the submissions to Urban Research. This shall be a source for networking and inspiration, it is not a list of final decisions of the program.
Andrew de Freitas http://andrewdefreitas.com/ L’Éspace Quotidien is a the result of a production experiment that took place in Griffintown, a historical and highly disputed quarter of Montréal. Griffintown is positioned between an industrial past and an uncertain future, between extensive redevelopment and natural degradation. The setting not only serves as a backdrop for the interactions between two actors, it also emerges on screen as a kind of spatial presence.

Andrew de Freitas

http://andrewdefreitas.com/

L’Éspace Quotidien is a the result of a production experiment that took place in Griffintown, a historical and highly disputed quarter of Montréal. Griffintown is positioned between an industrial past and an uncertain future, between extensive redevelopment and natural degradation. The setting not only serves as a backdrop for the interactions between two actors, it also emerges on screen as a kind of spatial presence.