Time travelers involuntarily alter the course of time. /// Meddler - from Philip K.DICK
Festivals selections :
- LoneStarCon3 Independent Film Festival, San Antonio, TX.
- Tri-Cities International Fantastic Film Festival, Richland, WA.
- Philip K. Dick Film Festival - New York - 2012
- Bloody Week end - Audincourt - 2012
- Welcome To The Moon - Lille - 2011

With Marion Laboulais, Thierry Kun
Traduction by Vanessa Louiset

Una adaptación de “El Aleph” de Jorge Luis Borges.

Dirección
Carpincho

Co-Dirección
Manuel Gallo

Con las Actuaciones de
Ezequiel Vaisman como “El vigia”
Bruno Gallo como “Jorge”
Gaby Gorsky como "Beatriz"

Guion
Manuel Gallo
Carpincho

Edición
Carpincho

Matte-Painting
Leandro Davel

Storyboards
Carpincho

Diseño de Personajes
Carpincho

Utileria
Juan Cruz Riveros

Música utilizada
“Smooth Deep” por Greendjohn
“Crhistmas Lullaby” por Roger Subirana Mata
“Inocent Sleep” por Greendjohn

Agradecimientos al personal de la vieja estación ferroviaria.

Mar del Plata – 2011

Track: Detritus "Haunted (remix by Niveau Zero)"
Taken from Detritus's album "Things Gone Wrong" (adn121) , remixed by Niveau Zero
originally released by Ad Noiseam
adnoiseam.net

In 2010, scientists succeeded in recreating a miniature version of the Big Bang.
Within a few years, some of the universe's deepest secrets may be unlocked.

Genesis is another self-initiated personal project that I've written, designed and animated single handedly. It's a 3D short film with a story that revolves around a machine that has the power of creating new, miniature universes. By controlling the universe rotation, it can speed up the time and evolution of the miniature worlds, and with the help of a fancy search engine it can pin point and extract terrestrial planets. Well, it's not very scientifically correct by any means.. Or is it..? You might live in a manufactured miniature world..

Anyway, what would mankind do if they possessed the power of creating new worlds? Probably use it for creating some kind of decorative snow globe. Guaranteed gift of the year.

Well, it's not all science fiction, I actually got inspired after reading some interesting articles about the European science agency CERN, who designed the world's biggest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider. This accelerator shoot beams around a freezing 27km concrete ring underground near Geneva, smashing atoms together in search of the elusive "God particle" believed present at the Big Bang. Since it began operating at the end of March 2010, CERN engineers and physicists have created billions of miniature versions of the Big Bang, revealing fundamental insights into the nature of the cosmos.

Also, at Lancaster University in UK, physicists unraveling the secrets of how to build a universe. In fact, they have already formed one, or something very much like it. This scientific breakthrough lies in the bottom of a chamber no larger than a pinky finger, filled with helium and cooled to 0.0003 degrees Fahrenheit above absolute zero.

There's a short "behind the scenes" here: andreaswannerstedt.se/motion/genesis/breakdown/

René lives a dull, uneventful life in a subterranean and futuristic world. He is about to be promoted and transferred from Circle One to Circle Six, when a series of mysterious mounds start to appear systematically in his apartment.

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"César Pesquera redefines the spaces of a hotel in Barcelona inspired by Dante's Inferno in his experimental science-fiction film equally influenced by Tarkovski's Solaris and Kubrik's 2001" CAHIERS DU CINEMA

"The set design is beautiful and the attention to detail is super high, luckily this never distracts from René’s journey, partly because Pablo Menasanch playing René is so arresting and writer / director César Pesquera has done such a great job setting and maintaining the tone." FORMFIFTYFIVE

"In the realm of ultra-rational asepsis, it is the space that takes over the body, like an invisible hand that transforms, little by little, the nondescript to latent tragedy." BROAD.CAT

"I love the feeling of not knowing exactly what is happening but at the same time knowing it is something very profound." QUAYOLA, artist.

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SELECTED SCREENINGS

2011. Alcine Festival. Alcalá de Henares. Spain
2011. Twin Gallery. Madrid. Spain
2011. Alphaville Festival. London. UK
2011. The Vyner Sessions. The Vyner Studio. London. UK
2011. Rencontres Internationales Berlin. Haus der Kulturen der Welt. Germany
2011. Offf Festival CCCB. Barcelona. Spain
2011. Rencontres Internationales Madrid. Filmoteca Española. Spain
2011. En.Piezas. La Casa Encendida. Madrid. Spain
2010. Rencontres Internationales Paris. Centre Georges Pompidou. France.
2010. ZINEBI. Bilbao. Spain.
2010. Rojo®Nova. MIS. São Paulo. Brasil.

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MAIN CAST & CREW

Starring: Pablo Menasanch, Pep Ribas, Joan Llaneras, Andres Tebar, Francesc Pages and Cesc Gomez

Written and directed by: César Pesquera
Executive Producers: Pablo Nolla & Marta Delgado
DoP: Alejandro Oset & José Luis Bernal
Casting Director: Josu Bilbao
Production Designer: César Martinez
Assistant Director: Arnau Montanyes
Production Manager: Marc Monclús
Costume Designer: Nona Permayer
Make Up: Patricia Arnaiz & Carla Bressan
First Production Assistant: Eva Aparicio
Editor: César Pesquera
Postproduction: Alvaro P. Posadas
Graphic Design: César Pesquera
3D: Cubica
Sound Design: La Fábrica de Carbón
Colorist: Moncho Sánchez-Gomez
Music: Vicent Fugere & César Pesquera

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WEBSITE: circleone.info
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/CirculoUno
TWITTER: twitter.com/#!/circulouno

INTERVIEW: formfiftyfive.com/2011/05/cesar-pesquera-—-circle-one/

WWW.CESARPESQUERA.COM

Dispenser - Science Fiction Short Film
una produzione Studio Sumatra
da un racconto di Stefano Nicoletti
Regia di Maicol Borghetti

Assistente alla regia Milena Cupisti
Sceneggiatura e adattamento per lo schermo Stefano Nicoletti
Riprese e Montaggio Maicol Borghetti
Assistenti al montaggio Elodie Lebigre, Francesco Basso
Musiche e Sound Design Maurizio Bottazzi
Suono in presa diretta Francesco Basso, Elodie Lebigre, Milena Cupisti
Red One Data Wrangler Francesco Basso
Gripper incubo/sogno Andrea Nesti
Luci di "una decisione difficile" Beatrice Bertola
Oggetti di scena Elodie Lebigre
Special FX Massimiliano Brocchini
Monitor Simone Brocchini

Interpreti:
Raul Federico Barsanti
Aria Valentina Gianni
Dottor Filistei Matteo Angarano
Uomo a terra Mario Francesconi
Raul Bambino Leonardo Pierini
Blackman/Padre Federico Barsanti
Hostess Milena Cupisti
Randy Luvi Bertolucci
Poliziotto 1 Giacomo Antonelli
Poliziotto 2 Stefano Nicoletti

Sono attori della scuola di recitazione del Piccolo Teatro della Versilia
Federico, Valentina, Milena, Matteo e Leonardo

Un ringraziamento speciale a:

La ditta A.CELLI PAPER S.P.A. per la location "la sede"
Il presidente Dott. Mauro Celli, l'amm. delegato Ing. Giuseppe Antonini, Grazia Simonelli, Martina Albrecht

Mario Francesconi per la paziente partecipazione
Alessandro Agostini per la "dolly car"
Emanuela Capecchi e Beatrice Bertola per la location "casa di raul"
Massimiliano Brocchini per la location "esterno5"

Shot on Red One