Fashion Film, 2015. 2’48”. Color. HD
Dries Van Noten
– High Tide
by
Albert Moya
Fashion Film, 2015. 3’44”. Color. HD
This film is a fondness of Dries Van Noten understanding of fashion as a protraction of art and as a way to bring about social and cultural reflection, thus creating a passionate dialogue between the sublime and the mundane. A metaphore of resurrection and of the return to the light, this film is also a tribute to the spirit of fashion; a reawakening of the new after the twilight of the days gone by. This fashion film attempts to be a parable of the trip of purification that one’s soul undertakes when it departs from the body. It revitalizes within a new, purer, more innocent repository. We aim to describe a process of spiritual regeneration in a way both sophisticated and thorough. We want to stress the liturgical element; to underline the artistic solemnity and the mystical symbology so as to reinforce the message that people’s soul –and their life, for that matter– not only flows, but is mutable and eternal.
The shooting
Director: Albert Moya
Production Company: O
Screenplay: Albert Moya & Enric Ros
Executive Producer: Jordi Labanda
Producer: Emília Fort
Cinematographer: Edu Grau
Editor: Luis Cerveró
Art Director: Jamie Gray
Stylist: Rachel Dainer-Best
Hair & Make up: Tadayashi Honda & Kiyo Igarashi
Score: Gelany Beno
Some images
of the shooting.
Still frames
from the movie “High Tide”.