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an all electric love story
SynopsisGirl meets boy... almost. Eva, a lonely lady made of metal junk and electrical spare parts falls in love with a street lamp and tries to win over its heart.
Director's StatementOn the production side, EVA is a real DIY garage movie but the resulting film stands as solidly as Eva herself stands on her three metal legs. We'd be tickled pink if you would let us know what you think about it!
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Directed by
Martin Quaden -
Written by
Martin Quaden -
Produced by
Sinem Sakaoglu, Martin Quaden - Eva Website
Written by: Martin Quaden
Produced by: Sinem Sakaoglu, Martin Quaden
Cast
Crew
: Martin Quaden: Sinem Sakaoglu
: Kenneth Pattengale
: Martin Langenbach
: Thomas Knop
Los Angeles International Short Film Festival
Milan Film Festival
Istanbul International Film Festival
Crossroads Film Festival
Molodist International Film Festival
Silver Lake Film Festival
EVA was filmed on-off from 2001 to 2004, in a tiny apartment in Hollywood, California. Postproduction started in Los Angles and finished in Hamburg, Germany in late 2005. The budget was smaller than the smallest prop used in the film.
For frame-by-frame filming, a Bolex H 16 Reflex camera was used, zoom lens and camera converted to Super 16mm.
Film equipment consisted of camera, lens and tripod. The filming itself took place without video assist or frame storage. No professional lighting equipment was used, apart from gels and reflectors. Illumination was provided instead by one antique photo floodlight and General Electric’s wonderful range of household light bulbs.
Characters, sets and props were one hundred percent homemade. If they were not made for the film, the real thing was used: real, live grass, real 9V batteries, real bark and leaves covering the tree in Eva’s garden - and real, smocked mackerel.
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Director
Martin Quaden

Germany