The Sparkling River (2013)
In an undetermined future, a group of Chinese travelers have appeared on an alpaca farm, seemingly by accident. Among them is a young Chinese woman who tries to connect with farm's proprietor. The Sparkling River is a 3D-stereoscopic film and vies for the use of this technology to engage the viewer into a contemplative and dreamlike cinematic experience. The film explores enduring themes of memory, migration and place.
Directors:
Paul Raphaël, Félix Lajeunesse.
Writers:
Félix Lajeunesse, Doug Taylor, Guillaume Corbeil, Paul Raphaël.
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Qizhen Song as |
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Debbie Wong as |
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Jesse Zubot as |
| Directing | Paul Raphaël | Director |
| Directing | Félix Lajeunesse | Director |
| Writing | Félix Lajeunesse | Screenplay |
| Writing | Doug Taylor | Screenplay |
| Writing | Guillaume Corbeil | Screenplay |
| Writing | Paul Raphaël | Screenplay |
