2005 | Color | 30 min The Voices of the Wide Blue Yonder Legendary film director Werner Herzog gathers 5 singing shepherds from Sardinia, a Senegalese singer, and a Dutch cellist in a Paris studio to create the music for one of his films Country: México Direction: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Script: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Production: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Photography: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Sound: Guzmán; Omar, Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Music: Sila; Mola, Cuncordi D³orosei; I, Reijseger; Ernst Cast:Herzog; Werner, Reijsiger; Ernst, Sila; Mola, Cuncordi D³orosei; I Participation year at FICM: 2005
2005 | Color | 30 min The Voices of the Wide Blue Yonder Legendary film director Werner Herzog gathers 5 singing shepherds from Sardinia, a Senegalese singer, and a Dutch cellist in a Paris studio to create the music for one of his films Country: México Direction: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Script: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Production: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Photography: Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Sound: Guzmán; Omar, Juárez Kiczkovsky; Dora Music: Sila; Mola, Cuncordi D³orosei; I, Reijseger; Ernst Cast:Herzog; Werner, Reijsiger; Ernst, Sila; Mola, Cuncordi D³orosei; I Participation year at FICM: 2005
Perpetuum Mobile II, The quest for a voice A woman has lost her voice and decides to look for it. A whisper gradually reveals the reason for the loss, and provides clues as to how to find it. On her way the woman discovers the unique treasure of each person?s voice. Shot in Mexico, India, France and Argentina, this essay film not only takes us to the interior of the director?s voice, and her quest to discover herself in other voices, but also reveals the intimacy of one voice, and how this mass of sound can open us to the world. See More
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