Independent Feature Film | 2019-2020 | Arthouse | Germany
Main data
| Director | Erik Borner |
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| Production | BlueScreen Entertainment GmbH, Filmreif |
| Distributor | Atlas International Film [de] |
Shooting data
| Locations | ZDF, Mainz, Heimathafencafé, Wiesbaden |
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| Filming regions | Germany - Hesse, Germany - Rhineland-Palatinate |
Project data
| Budget | ca. 420.000 € |
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| Length of movie | 71 Minuten |
| Aspect ratio | Widescreen Europe (1 : 1,66) |
| Sound format | Dolby SRD / Dolby digital (5.1, 6 channels) |
Brief synopsis
Inspired by a few youngsters in a coffee bar talking about aging, a middle aged man sinks into the idyllic surrounding of a lake.
The lake is shown in the most beautiful colors of autumn.
At this place the man seems to have turned into an old man who lingers and enjoys life at that unique spot.
His thoughts and encounters at the lake seem to be inseparably linked with the man in the coffee bar and its visitors...
This peaceful place at the lake is more eventful as initially thought: From a love story of a young couple on a bench and a chased jogger
to a little boy and all the emotions which the old man finds out
in his newspaper.
Is it the yearning for silence and slowing down which keep directing the man ?s thoughts in the coffee bar to this very special place at the lake while running the rat race of daily life?
“Silence” is an homage to life which seems to pass by all too soon. A plea to live for the moment and to pause in order to perceive the seemingly little everyday occurrences.
For beyond stress and hectic activity there exists perhaps this very special place which is once in a while worth being visited to be able to experience the sweet here and now with gratitude.
The lake is shown in the most beautiful colors of autumn.
At this place the man seems to have turned into an old man who lingers and enjoys life at that unique spot.
His thoughts and encounters at the lake seem to be inseparably linked with the man in the coffee bar and its visitors...
This peaceful place at the lake is more eventful as initially thought: From a love story of a young couple on a bench and a chased jogger
to a little boy and all the emotions which the old man finds out
in his newspaper.
Is it the yearning for silence and slowing down which keep directing the man ?s thoughts in the coffee bar to this very special place at the lake while running the rat race of daily life?
“Silence” is an homage to life which seems to pass by all too soon. A plea to live for the moment and to pause in order to perceive the seemingly little everyday occurrences.
For beyond stress and hectic activity there exists perhaps this very special place which is once in a while worth being visited to be able to experience the sweet here and now with gratitude.