Homo Sapiens Project

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  1. HSP: There Is No Escape From The Terrors Of The Mind

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    HSP: There Is No Escape From The Terrors Of The Mind is an experimental feature film by Rouzbeh Rashidi, kindly funded by The Arts Council of Ireland, generously supported by The Guesthouse and Cork Film Centre and produced by Experimental Film Society.

    It consists of three medium length instalments of an ongoing film project by Rashidi, Homo Sapiens Project. These instalments, when watched back-to-back, will function as a single film structured in episodes. 

    A mysterious loner, perhaps a poet, journeys through a series of uncanny surrealistic landscapes with an unclear purpose. His adventure is divided into three sections.

    The main theme of this experiment is to compare the eerier qualities of different landscapes and interpose the characters within them, elaborating the project’s ongoing preoccupation with extracting sinister moods from ordinary settings. In a way, these can be seen as experimental horror films in which an atmosphere of dread is evoked and sustained without the expected narrative trappings.

    HSP: There Is No Escape From The Terrors Of The Mind (120 Minutes DSLR Super8mm VHS Stereo Colour Ireland Iran UK Oman 2013)

    Cast & Crew:

    Idea, Editor & Director: Rouzbeh Rashidi

    DoP: Rouzbeh Rashidi & Dean Kavanagh

    Sound: Rouzbeh Rashidi

    Soundscape ByRouzbeh Rashidi & Dean Kavanagh

    Featuring: James DevereauxMaximilian Le CainBorna IzadpanahFarzad Fahim, Ali AL Jaradi, Hatem Said AL Jaradi, Dean KavanaghSarah Lundy & Atoosa Pour Hosseini

    Synopsis: There is no escape… From one side of the globe to the other, there is no escaping the faces, the visions, the ever-watchful camera. There is no escaping the mask, there is no escaping the resonating echoes of images and sounds that cross each other over time. There is no escaping the cinema. There is no escaping the terrors of the mind.

    Funded By Arts Council of Ireland.

    Supported By The Guesthouse & Cork Film Centre

    Shot on Canon EOS 5D Mark III with Prime Lenses + Super8mm + VHS.

    Post Production on Final Cut Pro.

    Produced By Experimental Film Society © 2013.

    More info HERE

  2. HSP (150)

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    HSP (150) / 36min Colour Stereo DSLR 35mm 16mm Switzerland Ireland 2013

    Featuring Jann Clavadetscher

  3. HSP (149)

    HSP (149) / 7min Colour Stereo GoPro Ireland 2013

  4. HSP (148)

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    HSP (148) / 13min Colour B&W Stereo DSLR HD GoPro Ireland 2013

    Featuring Dean Kavanagh & Maximilian Le Cain

    Additional Camera Maximilian Le Cain

  5. HSP (147)

    HSP (147) / 8min B&W Stereo VHS Iran Ireland 2013

    Featuring OCTAVE Band

  6. HSP (146)

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    HSP (146) / 11min B&W Stereo DSLR Mobile-Phone-Camera Ireland 2013

    Featuring Dean Kavanagh & Jann Clavadetscher

    Additional Camera Jann Clavadetscher

    Music Dean Kavanagh

  7. HSP (145)

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    HSP (145) / 5min Colour Stereo DSLR Ireland 2013

  8. HSP (144)

    HSP (144) / 8min Colour B&W Stereo HDV DSLR Ireland 2013

  9. HSP (143)

    HSP (143) / 5min B&W Stereo Mobile-Phone-Camera DSLR Ireland Switzerland 2013

    Additional Camera Jann Clavadetscher

  10. HSP (142)

    HSP (142) / 10min Colour B&W Stereo Mobile-Phone-Camera 16mm-Found-Footage Ireland Switzerland 2013

    Additional Camera Jann Clavadetscher

  11. HSP (141)

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    HSP (141) / 10min Sepia-Tone Stereo Mobile-Phone-Camera DSLR Ireland Switzerland Italy 2013

    Featuring & Camera Jann Clavadetscher

  12. HSP (140)

    HSP (140) / 12min Colour Stereo DSLR Ireland 2013

  13. HSP (139)

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    HSP (139) / 16min Colour B&W Stereo Super8mm VHS Ireland 2013

    A personal response to Areas of Sympathy (2013) by Maximilian Le Cain.

    Screenings:

    • 2013 - Plugd Records Triskel Art Centre (Ireland)
  14. HSP (138)

    HSP (138) / 10min Colour Stereo Super8mm DSLR Ireland 2013

  15. HSP (137)

    HSP (137) / 12min Colour Stereo Super8mm-Found-Footage Ireland 2012