01 January 1993 12 mins
Joost Rekveld's first film is an hommage to the way daylight changes colour during the course of the day and links this to how film is a medium that captures and radiates light. Until 2013, this was the only film for which Rekveld also composed the soundtrack.
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Joost Rekveld's #2 Trailer
Netherlands 01 January 1993
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