Timecode

(Timecode)
Juanjo Giménez | Drama, Comedy, Fiction

2016 | 15 minutes | Spain

Luna and Diego are the parking lot security guards. Diego does the night shift, and Luna works by day.

Synopsis

Luna and Diego are the parking lot security guards. Diego does the night shift, and Luna works by day. One day, Luna’s boss asks her to investigate a broken tail light.

Reviews

“It’s certainly a unique piece of work (and something of a surprise winner at Cannes) that should appeal to a wide audience.” - Laurence Boyce, Cineuropa

“The transfiguration of the banal is the challenge hidden behind a singular and rich work like Timecode.” - Àngel Quintana, Caiman Cuadernos de Cine

“The sense of measure continues in form, only here it is a measure at the service of hidden, and finally released, emotions.” - Julián's Oscar, Cortosfera

Citation
Main credits

Giménez, Juanjo (film director)
Giménez, Juanjo (screenwriter)
Giménez, Juanjo (film producer)
Altimira, Pere (screenwriter)
Ayguadé, Lali (actor)
Ricchini, Nicolas (actor)
Villaneuva, Daniel (film producer)
Méndiz, Arturo (film producer)

Other credits

Cinematography, Pere Pueyo; editing, Silvia Cervantes; music, Ivan Cester.


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Festivals

Festival de Cannes - Palme d'Or Best Short Film; Oscars Academy Awards - Academy Of Motion Picture Arts and Sciencies - Nominee for Best Live Action Short Film; FA European Film Awards - Best Short Film; BFI London Film Festival; Lincoln Film Festival; Rio De Janeiro International Short Film Festival-Curta Cinema - Audience Award; Guanajuato International Film Festival; Melbourne International Film Festival; Hamptons International Film Festival

DIRECTOR: Juanjo Giménez

NATIONALITY: Spain

YEAR: 2016

GENRE: Drama, Comedy, Fiction

LANGUAGE: Spanish

COLOR / B&W: Color

GRADE LEVEL: Middle School, High School, College, Adult

SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE

AUDIO DESCRIPTION: NOT AVAILABLE

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