01 MAY — 11 MAY 2024

01 MAY — 11 MAY 2024

Survivers

Carlos Gómez-Trigo

Spain

2020, 6'

A cataclysmic event and the only possible three survivors are impatient to take off the helmets that protect them. How soon will they be safe to do so?

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INFO

ORIGINAL TITLE

Survivers

LANGUAGE

French

SCRIPT

Carlos Gómez-Trigo

CAST

Alex Moreu, Maarten Dannenberg, Stephanie Magnin

PHOTOGRAPHY

Marino Pardo

SOUND

Alex Marais

EDITING

David Castro González

PRODUCER

Carlos Gómez-Trigo

BIO

Carlos Gómez-Trigo (1981) studied Film Direction and Production in Barcelona. There he shot Clase de Baile, which made him winner of the 2009 Young Artists of Castilla-La Mancha Competition. After shooting two documentaries in India, Carlos went back to Madrid, where he currently works as a commercial producer and director. His previous short film, Maelstrøm (2017), won several awards and was screened in over 160 international festivals.

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