Deep Dive: Black Sun (2019)
Film Lens
Black Sun is a short film directed by Maureen Fazendeiro, running for 7 minutes. It presents a portrait of eclipse spectators in Portugal, capturing their experiences and reactions during this celestial event. The film is accompanied by a recitation of a Henri Michaux poem by French film legend Delphine Seyrig, adding a layer of depth to the visual narrative.
The film's approach is multi-textured, blending poetry with imagery of the eclipse. It invites viewers to reflect on the significance of the eclipse and the shared experience of those who gather to witness it. The combination of Seyrig's voice and the visuals creates a unique atmosphere that emphasizes the mystery surrounding eclipses and the human connection to such natural phenomena.
Why Watch
- •See Delphine Seyrig's poetic narration.
- •Find out how spectators react to an eclipse.
- •Meet the diverse audience in Portugal.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2019.
•Delphine Seyrig recites a poem by Henri Michaux.
•The film has a total duration of 7 minutes.
Perfect For
Eclipse enthusiastsPoetry loversShort film fans