“On The Wing” is an organic development and continuation of the director’s philosophical and highly intellectual short film series. Apparently, this work could not have been created by the filmmaker ten or even five years ago, it took a long spiral road to the top - to collect all the reflections of growing up and letting emotions go freely on the wings of the element of love. Interpolation and unity of air and water in “On The Wing” symbolize that giant molecule where everything begins and ends, where the laws of departure and arrival at life and death are the same, and the survival skills are of unprecedented importance. On a sole wing of talent the art comes to an unbalanced state of mind, but life experiences of the artist have built up a cathedral of love for mere existence. So, the most perfect balance White finds in the wind of memories thrown and stirred into the momentum of the future he is facing now. Tim White-Sobieski’s recent short films - “Terminals” (“Day at the Terminal”, “Terminal at Night” and “Terminal at last”), “On The Wing” and others from the series of films are united by the same aesthetics and philosophical ideas. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
Released: | January 1, 2003 | |
Runtime: | 11 min | |
Genres: | Drama Short | |
Cast: | Paulina V. Ahlstrom | |
Crew: | Tim White-Sobieski | |
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