This unique cinematic portrait takes us to Route 110, one of Los Angeles’ major freeways. Using time-lapse photography, the filmmakers capture the relentless bustle of the city and its inhabitants, and present a commentary on the environs and the communities whose lives are defined by the urbanistic concept and infrastructure of the town.
Relentlessly pumping traffic through Los Angeles like blood circulating the body, the city’s highway system has become an integral symbol of the pulsating metropolis. This unique cinematic portrait takes us to one of the major freeways, Route 110, which cuts through the city from the San Gabriel Mountains, past the skyscrapers in the heart of LA, past the deprived areas and the epicentres of 1990s unrest, right down to the Pacific Ocean. Using time-lapse photography, the filmmakers capture the relentless bustle of the city and its inhabitants while presenting a beguiling commentary on the environs and the communities whose lives are defined by the urbanistic concept and infrastructure of the town.
Hubert Poul
68 min / Color, DCP
Director Adam R. Levine, Peter Bo Rappmund
/ Screenplay Adam R. Levine, Peter Bo Rappmund
/ Dir. of Photography Adam R. Levine, Peter Bo Rappmund
/ Music Adam R. Levine, Peter Bo Rappmund
/ Editor Adam R. Levine, Peter Bo Rappmund
/ Producer Peter Bo Rappmund
/ Production Casa Sonar
/ Sales Torch Films
/ Contact Peter Bo Rappmund
Adam R. Levine (b. 1978, Great Britain). Selected filmography: Koh (2010), A Life’s Work (2011), You Got Eyes (2016), Communion Los Angeles (2018)
Peter Bo Rappmund (b. 1979, Casper, Wyoming, USA). Selected filmography: Psychohydrography (2010), Tectonics (2012), Topophilia (2015), Communion Los Angeles (2018)
Peter Bo Rappmund
United States of America
E-mail: [email protected]
Torch Films
United States of America
E-mail: [email protected]
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