The film’s provided synopsis juxtaposes the residents’ enforced silence and isolation with a cross-border filmmaking collaboration developed during lockdown.
Daily broadcasts impose silence on the isolated residents of Edifice 129. They remain confined to their apartments.
The residents move forward day by day while confined by isolation and distant memories. The synopsis gives no further individual story details.
During COVID-19 lockdowns, Linda Gasser invites filmmakers to join the Creatives Across Borders initiative. Their online meetings begin as a way to support one another and talk about film.
Four writer-directors and a digital 3D artist develop short films intended to work independently and as one intercut story. The films are made across Germany, the UK, and Malta, and the filmmakers meet in person only after completing them.
Jürgen Heimüller, Linda Gasser, Kenneth Scicluna
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