This short but lyrical piece of cinema can be described as a thriller, a horror film, a comedy, a religious epic, a tragedy, an action flick, or as a Motion Poem about 30,000 feet.
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Directed by
| Rolf Gibbs | ||
Produced by
| Daniel Cheifetz | ... | executive producer |
| Nicholas Darrow | ... | associate producer |
| Rolf Gibbs | ... | producer |
| Daniel T. O'Brien | ... | associate producer |
| Jonathan Rothbart | ... | associate producer |
| Scott Stewart | ... | associate producer (as Scott Charles Stewart) |
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| van Noortwijk | ... | sound |
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| Jonathan Rothbart | ... | post production supervisor |
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Who hasn't dreamed or wondered what it would be like to fall from a great height? How long would it take? What thoughts would pass through one's mind? Poetic simplicity becomes an extremely powerful film when the camera is thrown from an airplane at 30,000 feet. Written by Anonymous |
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Did You Know?
| Movie Connections | Followed by Falling (2000). See more » |