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Ghost
8 minutes | Teen | 2011 | 
Denmark
Art / Dramas / Foreign / Horror / IndieFlix Official Selections
An expressionistic short film that explores atmosphere and the subconscious, as we follow a ghost on her way back home to her parents.
Synopsis“Ghost” is an expressionistic short film about a little ghost who wakes up alone in a empty town, and tries to find her way back home to her parents, whose relationship hangs by a thread after their loss. The world of the mother and daughter interweaves as she tries to make it trough an alien yet familiar landscape of places, emotions and memories in an attempt to get home. And get closure.
Director's StatementTobias is a young award winning animator, artist and director from Denmark. He recieved his Bachelor Of Arts in Character Animation in 2010, from The Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark. He is currently living in Copenhagen where he gets by freelancing as an artist in animation and preproduction for film, as well as constantly striving to improve and realize more of his personal films and projects.
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Directed by
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Written by
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Produced by
Tobias Gundorff Boesen - Ghost Website
Written by: Tobias Gundorff Boesen
Produced by: Tobias Gundorff Boesen
Cast
Father: Frederik Knuth-WinterfeldtMother: Julie Skibelund Schou
Ghost: Alberthe Skovborg Hansen
Dog: Daisy
Crew
Cinematographer: Andreas BergGaffer: Mikkel Sigsgaard
Camera Assistant: Anton Iversen
Lighting Assistant: Jesper Karstensen
Runner: Marie Borum Pedersen
Runner: Simon Mølgaard Jensen
Runner: Anni Breidahl Jørgensen
Runner: Gert Gundorff
Runner: Rasmus Gunge Hansen
Runner: Søren Møller-Rasmussen
Editor: Sara Bøgh Jensen
Catering: Ingefreds Smørrebrød A/S
Sound Design: Thomas Arent
Visual Effects: Tobias Gundorff Boesen
Visual Effects: Peter Dahl Andersen
Visual Effects: Mads Lundgård Christensen
Dog Wrangler: Louise Bjerregaard Pedersen
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Director
Tobias Gundorff Boesen
The story snaps into place very nicely at the end.