Red Earth
Best Short Experimental
Bryce Kraehenbuehl
Australia,
Experimental,
8’58’’
“Red Earth” presents an imagined future where a rediscovered archive of photographs, sound and film captures the beauty of several extinct ecosystems within South Australia. Shot on an endangered and no longer produced film stock called Aerochrome, this experimental film abstracts the eco-systems and landscapes by turning them a crimson red or deep pink.The film is overlaid with a rich soundscape of field recordings that immerse the audience within these unique places.
Film block:
BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM
Screening:
Mining Directorate, Pernik
- Language
- Country Australia
- Genre Experimental
- Cinematographer Andre Donadio
- Scriptwriter Bryce Kraehenbuehl
- Producer Bryce Kraehenbuehl
- Music Jacob Whitelock & Frank Giles
- Editor Bryce Kraehenbuehl
- Year of creation 2024
- Duration 8’58’’
Bryce Kraehenbuehl is a filmmaker and photographer who graduated from Flinders University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Screen).
In 2022 Bryce received a fellowship in 2022 for a year-long mentorship with prolific and acclaimed experimental filmmakers Richard Tuohy and Diana Barry.
In 2023 Bryce was the recipient of the Hanlon Larsen Fellowship and went on to produce the film "Red Earth" that premiered at the Adelaide Festival that year and screened at ACMI in Melbourne in 2024.
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