A film by Andrew Cohen / A-C Films
Switzerland, 2013
SYNOPSIS:
While the toll of self-immolators has risen in Tibet over the past two years, artist Kesang Lamdark wields a different sort of political fire.
This short film by Andrew Cohen was shot and edited by Julien Roby, and postproduction (colour-grading & sound mixing) was carried by C-Side Productions.
PRODUCTION:
A-C Films
ArtAsiaPacific
contact: jroby (at) c-sideprod.ch
TECHNICAL SHEET:
HD / Colour / 7’17
Directed by: Andrew Cohen
Production: Elaine W. Ng
Cinematography: Julien Roby
Sound operator: Marco Teufen
Assistant: Georgios Coltoucis
Editing: Julien Roby
Colour-grading: Damien Molineaux
Sound mix: Charles Menger
Thanks to: Damian Grieder, Florian Christopher Seedorf, Arthur ‘Turi’ Berini
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