Raoul Servais
Goldframe
Edition 1986
4'
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1970
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Drama, Short
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Dialogue:
English
Director:
Raoul Servais
Composer:
Calyer Duncan, Paul Van Gysegem
With:
Arthur Sharr, Charles Besterman
Jason Goldframe is a god in Hollywood. He makes movies, he's demanding, he wants to be first, there are at least five phones on his desk. At the end of a day in which he has been driving his staff to finish a picture in 270 millimeters (another first, if he can pull it off), he visits a sound stage and directs a lighting technician to project a bright light on his back so he can cast a large shadow on a white wall. Goldframe then sets about with great energy and manic action to move faster than his shadow: 'I must be first.' Has he met his match in his two-dimensional doppelganger?
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Credits
Director
Raoul Servais
Composer
Calyer Duncan, Paul Van Gysegem
With
Arthur Sharr, Charles Besterman
Scenario
Raoul Servais
More information
Dialogue
English
Countries of production
Belgium
Year
1970
Filmography
Raoul Servais
Harbor Lights (short, 1960), November Diversion (short, 1962), The False Note (short, 1963), Chromophobia (short, 1965), Sirene (short, 1968), Goldframe (short, 1969), To Speak or Not to Speak (short, 1970), Operation X-70 (short, 1971), Pegasus (short, 1973), Het Lied van Haleweyn (short, 1976), Harpya (short, 1979), Die schöne gefangene (1982), Taxandria (1994), Nocturnal Butterflies (1998), Atraksion (short, 2001), Winter Days (short, 2003), Tank (short, 2015), Der Lange Kerl (short, 2021)
