EN - A journey to 1980s Hungary via sound recordings, photographs and re-enactments. By means of a three-layered structure, the filmmaker reveals his point of view on his family's history and domestic conflict, whilst constructing his own memories of the intentionally forgotten years.
NL - Fabric of Time neemt ons mee naar de jaren 80 van Hongarije door middel van foto’s, geluidopnames en performatieve re-enactments van de kindertijd. Het cinematografische experiment spreekt middels een drielagige structuur impliciet over het standpunt van de auteur op zijn familiegeschiedenis en huiselijk conflict, terwijl het nieuwe herinneringen construeert voor de opzettelijk vergeten jaren.
HU - A Foszló idő családtörténeti film, amely alaphelyzete az emlékek újraértelmezése. A jelen és a múlt idősíkjainak párhuzamos vizsgálatával egyszerre látjuk a nyolcvanas évek és a jelen életképeit. Csakhogy a nyolcvanas évek dokumentumai egy korántsem harmonikus helyzetről tudósitanak: így válik a film egy kísértetjárta családi legendáriummá.
Info
| Title | Fabric of Time |
|---|---|
| Original title | Foszló idő |
| Original language | Hungarian |
| Status | Completed |
| Production | Minority Flemish |
| Category | Shorts , Experimental |
| Genre | experimental documentary |
| Year | 2013 |
| World première / first public presentation | 2013-10-15 |
Credits
| Cast | Ambrózy György, Ambrózy Virág, Caroline Daish, Maxim Daish-Belay, Alexis Tsiamoglou |
|---|---|
| Photography | Boris Belay, Sébastien Koeppel |
| Editing | Rudi Maerten |
| Sound | Miki Ambrózy, Patrick Codenys |
| Music | Kostas Hanis |
| Choreographer | Andreas Chanis |
Technical specs
| Running time film | 40' |
|---|---|
| Release format | Blu-ray |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Sound format | stereo |
| Colour | Colour |
| Available in | 2D |
Partners
| Main producer | Miki Ambrózy |
|---|---|
| Main production company | Miki Ambrózy Film Production |
| Supported by | LUCA - Sint-Lukas School of Arts |
Awards
2013: winner filmlab wildcard - VAF Wildcardcompetition (BE)
New batch of wildcard laureates announced
Six promising young filmmakers have been awarded a wildcard, handed out by the Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF) through its annual VAF wildcard competition. Maaike Neuville’s Sonnet 81 and Deben Van Dam’s The Way of All Flesh were laureled among the fiction shorts; Juliette Joffé received a documentary wildcard for Maybe Darkness, as did Hannes Verhoustraete for 28 Rue Brichaut. This year’s animation wildcard went to Nienke Deutz for One, Two, Three, Piano! while Miki Ambrózy’s Fabric of Time earned him a wildcard in the filmlab section of the competition.
The wildcard competition organised by the Flanders Audiovisual Fund has already proven its value over the last few years. Its history includes previous winners such as Tom Van Avermaet (Death of a Shadow), Sahim Omar Kalifa (Land of the Heroes, Baghdad Messi), Gust Van den Berghe (Little Baby Jesus of Flandr, Blue Bird) and Gilles Coulier (Iceland, Mont Blanc).
Last edited on 20 August 2015