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Sunday in Mojave
BY
Marcus Harrling

In this film we follow the life of Los Angeles citizen Lucas Quigley a couple of days in late fall. Halloween is spent carving pumpkin as the streets turn in to a carnival of joyful noise. Lucas drives his car out to Joshua Tree National park for some days camping. While hiking he runs into a group of more experienced oldies. They warn him that there might be a cold-front coming. On the surface this is about the surroundings he inhabits and explores. In order to make a film driven by image and duration, the structure of a traditional narrative is used to create expectations of events that in the end are left out.

Aspect ratio 1.78:1 (16:9)
Prod. format 16mm
Duration 00:15:15
Color Color
Sound Stereo
Year 2013
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About the artist

Marcus Harrling

Marcus Harrling is a film maker and cinematographer who started working in the documentary field to then move on to a hybrid form where fiction has become more and more present. He’s frequently been using image driven narratives and everyday events in order to scale down expectations and lead the viewer into a experience based on image and duration.

His work has been presented at Berlin International Film Festival, Film I Samtidskonsten and Doc Lounge Sweden amongst others.As a cinematographer he has collaborated with artists such as Lina Selander, Nadine Byrne, Santiago Mostyn, Eva Mag and Jenny Palén.Harrling graduated from the master’s programme at Royal Institute of Art Stockholm 2016 and studied two years at Nordens Documentary Film School Biskops Arnö.

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