ABOUT
END of NIGHT
1943. You are sitting in a boat with Josef. He is rowing from Nazi-occupied Denmark to safety in neutral Sweden. As the boat crosses the ocean, the sea gives way to the streets and people that populate his mind. Your journey together becomes a living landscape of painful recollections from the night of his escape. As dawn draws near, you will witness the trauma of escape and the guilt of surviving – when loved ones are left behind.
END of NIGHT is an artistic mix of advanced technologies such as photogrammetry and volumetric video, blended together into a collage-like 3D universe. Although realistic in its depiction of war-torn Copenhagen, and based on real accounts, the fictional experience unfolds like dimly recalled fragments of a painful memory.
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"The analogy of "an expedition to an unknown land" applies to all stages of development of END of NIGHT. It has been incredibly important for us to put together a strong interdisciplinary team where everyone is invested in building the ship to move us forward and inventing a new language together along the way. In this small community, we found the courage to venture out into the dark. Along the way, we have of course experienced loneliness and a lack of contact with the mainland - but like all good expeditions, we have stuck to our plan: Not because it is easy, but because it is hard.”
Mikkel Skov
"To me, END of NIGHT is a thematic study of escape stories and an attempt to understand the trauma that has haunted my own family for generations. My intention is to make a simple narrative: a man giving a monologue in a constantly changing environment that provides both the opportunity to create intimacy and a space for reflection."
David Adler
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