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Miguel, a debutant director, and his young team live a series of tribulations during the shootings of their first film, which unrolls between Lisbon, Venice, Paris and Madrid.
Filmmaker Lana Wilson documents her first experience shooting on 16mm film, a process that contrasts with the digital age. The short film explores the tactile and often challenging nature of analog filmmaking. It offers a glimpse into the creative choices and technical aspects involved in this traditional medium.
As a short documentary, '1st Time 16mm' received attention within independent film circles and festivals for its meta-commentary on filmmaking processes. Critics noted its unique perspective on the craft of cinema and its relevance in an increasingly digital world.
Praised for its intimate look at the filmmaking process.
Appreciated for its nostalgic and educational approach to analog film.
Seen as a valuable exploration of a dying art form.
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The film was screened at various independent film festivals, highlighting the enduring appeal of traditional filmmaking techniques among a new generation of directors.
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Se conhecêssemos tão bem o cinema português como o de outros países, talvez este "1.ª Vez 16mm" fosse o nosso filme de culto: o The Room português, que é ainda mais fascinante que a obra de Tommy Wiseau. Tudo correu tão mal, que nos states ...