The Parking Lot
Short · Fiction

The Parking Lot

Fiction · 2016 · 15 min · dir. William Biagioli
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Synopsis

Jean is an immigrant from Haiti who came to Brasil looking for a job. He eventually finds one in a parking lot in wich he lives in aswell. Jean will find out that this routine can be maddening.

Awards & festivals
Melhor Curta no Festival do Rio.
Director’s statement

Betting on suspense as a genre, “The Parking Lot” is a study on the limits between madness and reason in human beings. It mainly explores how the individual is suppressed to a kind of supporting role in modern society, which prioritizes space for cars. Parking lots for cars proliferate at a dizzying speed in the centers of major cities in Brazil, reflecting the exponential and progressive growth in the number of cars in urban areas. — William Biagioli

Credits
Production company
Grafo
Cast
Daniel Felice
Screenplay / Direction
William Biagioli
Cinematography
Renato Ogata
Art direction
Gabrielle Paiva
Editing
Ricardo Farias
Location sound
Thiago Bart
Sound design
Alexandre Rogoski
Line producer
Ana Lugarini, Antônio Junior
Executive production
Antonio Gonçalves Jr, Marisa Merlo
Production
Antonio Gonçalves Jr, Marisa Merlo, William Biagioli
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