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Director
Joanne Richardson
Producer
Joanne Richardson
Production company
D Media Association
Director of photography
Maria Crista ...
Editor
Joanne Richardson
IDF Events
2008 East Silver

In Transit

In Tranzit, Romania, 2008, 30 min, DV, Personal View

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In Transit is a travelogue of a Romanian journey across space and time, composed of subjective impressions of the present and childhood memories of the past. The video reflects on the meaning of the post-communist transition, as well as on the processes through which history and memory are re-written. Following a non-linear narrative, themes recur in a spiral movement, and the ending returns to the beginning of the film, which receives a different interpretation by questioning the status of its images.

Director:

Joanne Richardson

Producer:

Joanne Richardson

Director of photography:

Joanne Richardson, Marius Stoica, Maria Crista, Liviu Pop, Stefan Rusu, Alex Grigoras

Editor:

Joanne Richardson

Screenplay:

Joanne Richardson

Sound:

Joanne Richardson, Liviu Pop