The bizzarre, east-Berlin, retro-style reverie of an eccentric and unlikely fashion designer. A fashion film by: ALE CORSINI (director) and VALENTINO GRISCIOLI (DOP).

directed/written/montage by:
ALE CORSINI
(corsini.tv)

direction of photography/color grading
VALENTINO GRISCIOLI
(valentinogriscioli.com)

music | sound
ALESSANDRO PASTORE

model
ENKEN VOLKENS

hair & make-up artist | agent 1
SINA SUHR

other hair & make-up artists
CEYLAN TUNCDILEK
HAISSAM
MICHAEL

agent 2
SUSANNE TUSZYNSKI

styling
INTERVENTION FASHION

production design
SAMANTHA WILHELM

trabi
TrabantBerlin

props
STUBE CAFÉ/MOEBEL VON ERIC ROHDE (Flughafenstr. 24, BERLIN)

based on an original idea by
______FEDERICO DE LUCA
___ALE CORSINI
_VALENTINO GRISCIOLI

dresses
ANTONIYA IVANOVA
XANAKA

Synopsis: While searching for isolation, an aimless young man named August moves to live aboard a sailboat on New York City's East River.

Directed by Michael Tyburski
Cinematography by Todd Banhazl
Original Music by Keith Kenniff

© 2011
michaeltyburski.com

complete credits: imdb.com/title/tt2065872/

Directors - Mark Albiston & Louis Sutherland
Writer - Louis Sutherland
Producer - Wendy Cuthbert

Pauline tells a mystery caller all about last night's dream. If you get frustrated by the formalism of it all, I get you. But hold on for Patterns 2 and 3—things are going to get musical up in here.

Time Out London said: "Travis creates a hermetic, entrancing world poised somewhere between Norman Rockwell and Wes Anderson, a place of high-stem lamps and crinoline, bitten lips and incongruous dialogue."

The world has conspired against poor Timothy Higgins and he has no choice but to hang himself. Always the dramatist, he chooses his own 9th birthday party as his stage. If you find this funny, good. If you're offended, it's okay—our paths were never meant to cross.

The Torontoist said: "A miniature masterpiece. The self-explanatory story is a wonder, and if Jamie Travis isn't the next big thing we'll be entirely gutted."