The Moonlit Road

The Moonlit Road

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Directed by:	Leor Baum
Written by:	Leor Baum
Starring:	Monique Marrier, David Fruechting, David Thomas
Country:	U S A
Created:	2007
Runtime:	19 min.
Member:	leorbaum
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Based on the classic tale by Ambrose Bierce, 'The Moonlit Road' follows a mystifying occurrence that alters a family and their home. The fragmented memories of their experience begin to intersect through a different family living in the same house, years later.

Forms: Narrative Fiction, Short
Genres: Drama, Horror, Independent, Surreal, Supernatural, Art

Screenings & Events

HollyShorts Monthly Screening
Film Festival
Los Angeles, U S A
May 2008

Cast & Crew

Production

Didier Beringuer (Producer), Fabien Hameline (Assistant Director), Feldo Nartapura (Production Manager), Jim Harmon (2nd Assistant Director), Leor Baum (Director, Producer)

Writing

Ambrose Bierce (Author of Adapted Material), Leor Baum (Adapted By, Writer)

Performance

Aaren Cortes (Supporting Actor), David Fruechting (Lead Actor), David Thomas (Lead Actor), Monique Marrier (Lead Actor), Nicole Ortega (Supporting Actor), Richard Attwill (Supporting Actor), Ruth Bail (Supporting Actor)

Camera

Frederic Fromentin (Sound Mixer), Issy de la Vega (Assistant Camera), Kevin Hirsch (Gaffer), Lenny Wittenberg (2nd Unit Dir of Photography), Sebastien Hameline (Cinematographer/DP)

Art Department

Camille Dreyer (Art Director), Jennifer Goldenberg (Set Decorator, Costumer), Lyndsay Phillips (Makeup Artist, Makeup Effects, Body Makeup), Stephen Weigge (Production Designer)

Post Production

Attila Adam (Picture Editor), Justin Dzuban (Sound Editor)

Music

Paulan Vedre (Original Music/Composer)

Eyes Close Behind the Camera Aug 02, 2007 09:10AM

Last night, a few of us went to see the Bergman double feature at the New Beverly that included "The Virgin Spring" and "Wild Strawberries" A good number of Bergman admirers showed up, many straining as they tried desperately to see the sometimes translucent subtitles over each other. Didn't think I could stomach such intensity at double the rate, but it was a knockout to watch those two films, back to back. After the film, we discussed the experience and commented on the passing of Ingmar Bergman and Michaelangelo Antonioni. These very two directors have always been a huge influence on us as filmmakers. In fact, it was Antonioni's "L'Eclisse" that inspired many of the visual concepts for "The Moonlit Road" I hope that the recent news catches the eye of those unfamiliar with these two cinema legends and that maybe it spurs people to discover some of their titles. They are each part of a rare experience that is hard to compare to much of what is released today. Ingmar and Michaelangelo, you will be missed.

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