Postcards From Last Summer
Postcards From Last Summer
16min/Color, B&W/Digital & 16mm/USA/2019
16min/Color, B&W/Digital & 16mm/USA/2019
Logline:
Two twenty-something girls face a daydreaming self-discovery journey between carefree days and the sorrow of a world of misconceptions in a summer go-away trip.
Synopsis:
Emma and Lola are in their early twenties and already know
one or two things about broken hearts and unbearable expectations. During a summer holiday, what it's a simple
escape to the tropical wilderness of the Everglades to forgive
and forget, turn into a self-discovery journey, fulfilled with carefree fantasies, childish games, and a quirky rebellion
against roles and rules.
Postcards From Last Summer is a hypertextual coming-of-age film essay, an evocative snapshot created upon reflexive notes, off-screen narration, and pop-ish tableaux vivants.
The film was independently produced, shot on 16mm, on location in the Everglades National Park and Miami Beach.
Logline:
Two twenty-something girls face a daydreaming self-discovery journey between carefree days and the sorrow of a world of misconceptions in a summer go-away trip.
Synopsis:
Emma and Lola are in their early twenties and already know
one or two things about broken hearts and unbearable expectations. During a summer holiday, what it's a simple
escape to the tropical wilderness of the Everglades to forgive
and forget, turn into a self-discovery journey, fulfilled with carefree fantasies, childish games, and a quirky rebellion
against roles and rules.
Postcards From Last Summer is a hypertextual coming-of-age film essay, an evocative snapshot created upon reflexive notes, off-screen narration, and pop-ish tableaux vivants.
The film was independently produced, shot on 16mm, on location in the Everglades National Park and Miami Beach.
Film Score:
The original film score was created by Berlin-based, Austrian composer, songwriter, and performer Ella Zwietnig –rep by Manners McDade and a member of the Alliance for Women Film Composers– and her partner Florian Zwietnig, a prolific composer, sound designer, producer, and past member of the German band Mediengruppe Telekommander.
Inspired by a colorful spectrum of influences varying from late '70s Suicide, Kraut Rock, Gabriel Yared, and Eric Serra, Ella and Florian created dreamy, ethereal, haunting, and noisy soundscapes with melodic nuances to enhance the evocative spirit of the film blending art-pop sensibilities and contemporary electronic music through the use of processed vocal, analog and electronic instruments, prepared piano, and the Oberheim Matrix 1000, mastered to analog tape.
Official Soundtrack available on
Spotify iTunes Bandcamp
Film Score:
The original film score was created by Berlin-based, Austrian composer, songwriter, and performer Ella Zwietnig –rep by Manners McDade and a member of the Alliance for Women Film Composers– and her partner Florian Zwietnig, a prolific composer, sound designer, producer, and past member of the German band Mediengruppe Telekommander.
Inspired by a colorful spectrum of influences varying from late '70s Suicide, Kraut Rock, Gabriel Yared, and Eric Serra, Ella and Florian created dreamy, ethereal, haunting, and noisy soundscapes with melodic nuances to enhance the evocative spirit of the film blending art-pop sensibilities and contemporary electronic music through the use of processed vocal, analog and electronic instruments, prepared piano, and the Oberheim Matrix 1000, mastered to analog tape.
Official Soundtrack available on
Spotify iTunes Bandcamp
Credits:
Written by Adriana Lodolo and Camilo Barria
Starring Isadora Leiva and Julia Steiner
Narrated by Ella Zwietnig
Produced and Directed by Camilo Barria
Original Score by Ella Zwietnig
Additional Music by Florian Zwietnig
Audio Engineering, Mix, and Sound Design:
Florian Zwietnig at Oogum Boogum Studio
Berlin, Germany & Ochsendorf, Austria
Images, Editing: Camilo Barria
Assistant Director: Adriana Lodolo
Camera Assistant: Francisco Garcia
Make-Up, Stylist: Nayra Figueroa
Production Design: Barria, Lodolo
Shot on Kodak Film 16mm
Camera: Krasnogorsk-3
Processing, Scanning: Colorlab, MD, USA
Color Consultant: Abel Rodriguez Nieto
Casting, Locations: Camilo Barria
Production: Blackanimals
Shot on location in Everglades National Park
and Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Credits:
Written by Adriana Lodolo and Camilo Barria
Starring Isadora Leiva and Julia Steiner
Narrated by Ella Zwietnig
Produced and Directed by Camilo Barria
Original Score by Ella Zwietnig
Additional Music by Florian Zwietnig
Audio Engineering, Mix, and Sound Design:
Florian Zwietnig at Oogum Boogum Studio
Berlin, Germany & Ochsendorf, Austria
Images, Editing: Camilo Barria
Assistant Director: Adriana Lodolo
Camera Assistant: Francisco Garcia
Make-Up, Stylist: Nayra Figueroa
Production Design: Barria, Lodolo
Shot on Kodak Film 16mm
Camera: Krasnogorsk-3
Processing, Scanning: Colorlab, MD, USA
Color Consultant: Abel Rodriguez Nieto
Casting, Locations: Camilo Barria
Production: Blackanimals
Shot on location in Everglades National Park
and Miami Beach, Florida, USA
The Music Videos
The Posters
The Stills
Postcards From Last Summer and all related content, story, images, texts, sound, and music protected by the U.S. Copyright Act. Country of first publication: United States of America
Any unauthorized exhibition, distribution, or copying of this film or any part thereof (including soundtrack) may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution. The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious.
Postcards From Last Summer Film ©Blackanimals, LLC / Postcards From Last Summer Film Score ©℗Oogum Boogum & Ella Zwietnig — All Rights Reserved
Postcards From Last Summer and all related content, story, images, texts, sound, and music are under the protection of U.S. Copyright Laws. Postcards From Last Summer Film ©Blackanimals, LLC / Postcards From Last Summer Soundtrack ©℗Oogum Boogum & Ella Zwietnig — All Rights Reserved