They Go Gentle Into That Night Work
They Go Gentle Into That Night Work is a dreamlike essay revolving around a train driver, a metalworker, and a mailman’s average night. The nightfalls’s meditative and repetitive routines create a monotonous, yet simultaneously poetic atmosphere in this hypnotic experience. The slow-paced storytelling combined with the experimental soundscape paints a harsh, yet romantic, picture of the ever-revolving night lives of the trio.
Production
Artlab Productions
Language
FI
Status
Released
Release Date
Cast
Krista Majola
Train driver
Leila Mämmelä
Valssaaja-asettaja
Heli Lappalainen
Entinen varhaisjakelija
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