The Conversation (Samtalen) is a Norwegian short, and the debut work of Daniel Paida Larsen.
We meet Benjamin, which has travelled to a unknown small town, where he feels free to be alone, but where he constantly is approached by persons which seems to know him very well, though he's sure he has neber met them before. Meeting strangers which act like they are almost family is threatening to Benjamin, who try to run away from himself.
The film is artistic, and beautiful, but feels abit unfulfilled when it comes to the storytelling. The plot is great, but we would have wished a bit more to the story's ending.
Producer and director Daniel Paida Larsen has with him photographer Runar Sørlie, and the film won best photo at the film festival in Aarhus, Denmark.
We meet Benjamin, which has travelled to a unknown small town, where he feels free to be alone, but where he constantly is approached by persons which seems to know him very well, though he's sure he has neber met them before. Meeting strangers which act like they are almost family is threatening to Benjamin, who try to run away from himself.
The film is artistic, and beautiful, but feels abit unfulfilled when it comes to the storytelling. The plot is great, but we would have wished a bit more to the story's ending.
Producer and director Daniel Paida Larsen has with him photographer Runar Sørlie, and the film won best photo at the film festival in Aarhus, Denmark.
