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Dragonflies with Birds and Snake (2012) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 10, 2012

Original Title:
Trollsländor med fåglar och orm

Alternate Titles:
Dragonflies with birds and snake

Production Countries:
Germany | Sweden

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 70

Colorful bursts of zoological and educational footage of insects, birds, and amphibians.

Overview from TheMovieDB

TROLLSLÄNDOR MED FÅGLAR OCH ORM is documentation and a meditation, a pure visual space of vibrant images and a travel in a world we never have a chance to come in to. The title says it all; the work is an imaginative world of insects consisting of images, combined with birds, as there are toads and snakes to see. The theme is the eternal cycle of life, birth, sex and death. The structure of the film images is constant change. TROLLSLÄNDOR MED FÅGLAR OCH ORM is a composition of images and contains of many frames of 16 mm film. Some images are self-recorded, others are taken from scientific film material and combining the images like in a collage, TROLLSLÄNDOR MED FÅGLAR OCH ORM examines the mysterial grey zone of image and imagination. The film has no text, no sound it is only visual!

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Production

Cinematography:
Wolfgang Lehmann

Director:
Wolfgang Lehmann

Editor:
Wolfgang Lehmann

Producer:
Wolfgang Lehmann

Writer:
Wolfgang Lehmann

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