TRAILER
Kaspar is in a state of misery and panic and there seems to be nothing to save him. He was brought up in a highly religious family and disregards his beliefs when he leaves home. We meet Kaspar some years later while he's going through the process of losing his girlfriend. The grief and guilt he suffers from while still loving her, yet knowing it is falling apart tears him from the inside out through a sensitive heart and over thinking. In his most manic state of loss he turns to the thought of God and the calming words of the Bible from his unconfused childhood. He rests upon some of these ideas and morals as a daily crutch but they eventually mix with his thoughts and feelings of grief and the conflicting morals of his body and mind clash and pull him in two different directions. His only relief after being in this state for an extended period of time is the peace he finds while looking at his grass hoppers. Kaspar tries to live a normal life but is stuck with his broken world and curses himself for all his contradictory actions as he goes about his daily activities. We follow Kaspar intimately throughout this nightmarish state over a two day span through his encounters with friends/family and strangers in the night in where he confronts his system of beliefs and tries to find redemption out of what he sees in a world where the seen has lost its significance.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2255802/
Directed by:
Joshua Loftin
Daniel Hill....supervising director)
Liz Randon....supervising director)
Produced by:
Alan Baker....producer
Pete Le May....executive producer
Joshua Loftin....producer
Robbie Loftin....producer
Patrick Semple....executive producer
Cinematography by:
Oliver Scott Edward Benton
Owen Ramsey
Film Editing by Joshua Loftin
Casting by Paul Maguire
Sound Editor: Francis Dosoo
Sound: Kieran Gosney
Costume Design:
Ilona Russell
Elle Wilson