Mar 16, 2024
Walter Woodman & Patrick Cederberg, {2013} Noah
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Walter Woodman & Patrick Cederberg, {2013} Noah
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Noah, 2013 (Patrick Cederberg, Walter Woodman)
WARNING: NSFW
Noah (created by Canadian film students Walter Woodman and Patrick Cederberg) is a short film that debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival. It illustrates how digital is changing our way of connecting and communicating: Constantly, simultaneously, compulsively, endlessly, and more and more often, solitarily.
Noah
On Noah, the break-up short that takes place inside a computer:
So there was this short film shown at the Toronto Film Festival a lot of sites were buzzing about in late September that I only clocked the other day because I’m terrible at keeping up with film news and who looks out for short film buzz from major…
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holy shit + I think this is only online for 2 more days so get @ it
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Noah es un cortometraje que se desarrolla completamente en la pantalla de la computadora de un joven y logra contar la historia de una ruptura amoroso con maestría. Fue dirigido por Walter Woodman y Patrick Cederberg. Son 17 minutos bien invertidos (vía BoingBoing).
Storytelling from a computer screen
Here's a neat idea: a film that takes place entirely on the desktop (and briefly on the phone) of a teenage boy. Check out how fast he toggles!
Still, if this is your life (as it is ours), you'll grasp the narrative thread fast and hang on tight, heartstrings taut, until the end. Just don't blink. Ever.
Dubbed Noah, it was created by Canadian film students Walter Woodman and Patrick Cederberg and debuted this week at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Just one ugh — was the Asian joke necessary? I know people are gonna eyeroll and be like "It's the age, it's how kids are, it's not the point, shutthafuckup". Really, though: in a short film, where you don't need enormous background to invest in characters (who are representing a cultural phenomenon and not portraying a love story for the ages), there are lots of ways to character-develop without reminding all Asian spectators what ugly thoughts people have about us when we can't hear them. It casts a shadow over an otherwise imaginative and poignant work.
But hating was part of the Authentic Teenage Conversation, and you can't hate in private without picking somebody out. I guess I'm just surprised it was me.
Via, sent along by Faux-Brother Angelo.
NOAH Short | Short Cuts Canada | Festival 2013 dir. Walter Woodman, Patrick Cederberg
In a story that plays out entirely on a teenager's computer screen, Noah follows its eponymous protagonist as his relationship takes a rapid turn for the worse in this fascinating study of behaviour (and romance) in the digital age.