Summary
I spent my lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic rewriting my feature film called “At Dawn” (Al Alba) and this short film is aesthetically and spiritually based on the feature featuring one of my songs from my album "Dressed for a Sunday". The piece highlights one of the topics that summarize my work as an artist: how tradition perpetuates inequality towards women and benefits the patriarchal society. In this sense, the main character breaks the established rules to promote revolution between women so they can join her in the fighting against the patriarchy. The water has a metaphorical meaning of reborn, as I think this is what this society needs, reborn to break the norm through a revolution to achieve gender equality and a more fair status for women
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Artist
Fany de la Chica
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Medium
Film Details: Color / 4K
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Details
Duration: 2:54 mins
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Credits
Writer & Director: Fany de la Chica
Photography: David Gonzalez
Producer: Miriam Arrebola
Art Direction: Elena Valles
Fashion Designer: Veronica Cerezo
Makeup Artist: Lena Brandholmg
Music: Fany de la Chica, Eli Aleinikoff, & Conner Duke
Color: Erik Lara
Editor: Fany de la Chica
Camera: Antonio Machado & Elena de Urda
Assistant Director: Luisje Moyano
Assistant Wardrobe: Lourdes Valera
Assistant Production: Sergio Pamos, Barbara Lara, & Esther Muñoz
Cast: Fany de la Chica, Lola Serrano, Amada Santos, Maria Sanchez, Olivia Luque, Amparo Serrano, & Oliver Gil
Poster Creation: Painter Pedro Siratz & Photographer Mr. Kaw
Music Mix & Master: Sahil Ansari & Daniel Obregon
Filmed In: Jaén (Andalusia) - Spain
