Forest Born

2015
23min

TU PUNTUACIÓN

A wordless, mystical short film about one man's journey into the wilderness and the depths of his own identity. Written and directed by Josh Peterson, starring Eric Newcombe

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA lone hiker journeys into a dreamlike forest wilderness, where a mythic encounter drives him from communion to terror and intimations of death, to the possibility of new life.A lone hiker journeys into a dreamlike forest wilderness, where a mythic encounter drives him from communion to terror and intimations of death, to the possibility of new life.A lone hiker journeys into a dreamlike forest wilderness, where a mythic encounter drives him from communion to terror and intimations of death, to the possibility of new life.

Dirección
- Josh Peterson
Guión
- Josh Peterson
Reparto principal
- Eric Newcombe

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TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Josh Peterson
Guión
- Josh Peterson
Reparto principal
- Eric Newcombe

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Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 2 premios en total

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8/10

Superb representation of what can be done in a short wordless film

FOREST BORN is a superb representation of what can be done in a short wordless film that concentrates on character, movement, and sound to illustrate a magical sense of transformation. Beautiful photography, appropriately ethereal music. Sound and editing are extremely well done.

The first time I reviewed this on a 55" plasma TV my optic nerves were zapped the photography is so incredible. When I missed its first showing during the recent Alexandria Film Festival I asked that it be shown again.

If at all possible, SEE THIS ONE ON A BIG SCREEN in high definition with a good surround sound system. Director Josh Peterson and cinematographer Deniz Demirer attended the Festival, answered all questions, and Josh showed me the pages in his handwritten notebook where he first outlined the story in 2012.

NOTE: This is my personal review of one of the films shown at the 2015 Alexandria Film Festival (http://alexandriafilm.org/); I'm one of the Festival judges.