Young Dreams' Young Dreams by Kristoffer Borgli
David Knight - 1st Apr 2011
Beautifully shot by Håvard Byrkjeland, at a house in Oslo designed and built by architect Arne Korsmo (1900-1968), it begins dreamily but then develops a darker edge as the reality of this modern-day Hansel & Gretel's situation kicks in. "The idea was inspired by a local news story," Kristoffer explains. "A mother left her young kids in the house and was gone for weeks. This happened in January, when I was writing the idea. I mixed that up with my own childhood, and a hint of something sinister."
Beautifully shot by Håvard Byrkjeland, at a house in Oslo designed and built by architect Arne Korsmo (1900-1968), it begins dreamily but then develops a darker edge as the reality of this modern-day Hansel & Gretel's situation kicks in.
Beautifully shot by Håvard Byrkjeland, at a house in Oslo designed and built by architect Arne Korsmo (1900-1968), it begins dreamily but then develops a darker edge as the reality of this modern-day Hansel & Gretel's situation kicks in. "The idea was inspired by a local news story," Kristoffer explains. "A mother left her young kids in the house and was gone for weeks. This happened in January, when I was writing the idea. I mixed that up with my own childhood, and a hint of something sinister."
"The idea was inspired by a local news story," Kristoffer explains. "A mother left her young kids in the house and was gone for weeks. This happened in January, when I was writing the idea. I mixed that up with my own childhood, and a hint of something sinister."
Beautifully shot by Håvard Byrkjeland, at a house in Oslo designed and built by architect Arne Korsmo (1900-1968), it begins dreamily but then develops a darker edge as the reality of this modern-day Hansel & Gretel's situation kicks in. "The idea was inspired by a local news story," Kristoffer explains. "A mother left her young kids in the house and was gone for weeks. This happened in January, when I was writing the idea. I mixed that up with my own childhood, and a hint of something sinister."
David Knight - 1st Apr 2011
Credits
Production/Creative
- Director
- Kristoffer Borgli
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Håvard Byrkjeland
Wardrobe
- Stylist
- Maria Brinch
Editorial
- Editor
- Mikael Svartdahl
Grading
- Colourist
- Julien Alary
Misc
- Flame
- Ivar Rystad
David Knight - 1st Apr 2011