Scratch is a short film directed by Jakob Rørvik, and stars Viktoria Winge and Luke Treadaway.
| Scratch | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Jakob Rørvik |
| Written by | Jakob Rørvik |
| Produced by | Tamsin Lyons Yngve Sæther |
| Starring | Viktoria Winge Luke Treadaway |
| Cinematography | Sebastián Sarraute |
| Edited by | Benjamin Binderup |
| Distributed by | BreakThru Films Motlys |
Release date |
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Running time | 35 minutes |
| Countries | United Kingdom Norway |
| Language | English |
Plot
editScratch follows Lena, an art student who is living in London. She searches for inspiration for her art project and finds it in Sol. He is a scruffy young man who drifts around, engaging in seemingly detached relationships with a variety of people. Lena begins to follow Sol, gaining a voyeur's perspective on the young man's life, and taking pictures of him when he is unaware. Things take a wrong turn when Sol discovers her. He is fascinated by her odd behaviour, and so Sol is now the one following her. The two form a strange relationship, gradually exposing each other's dreams, fears and lies.
Awards
editIn March 2010, Scratch won the Best Short Fiction award at the Aubagne Film Festival.[1]
References
edit- ^ "Jakob Rørvik Website". 8 February 2011. Retrieved 1 July 2011.
External links
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