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The Submerging Step of Morpheus
"When Morpheus came, I refused his sympathy"
Written & Directed by Andrew Hanis
Camera: William Fikse, Andrew Hanis, Daniel David Bencz
Appearances: Andreas Hanis, Rita Zliobaite, Giedre Kaupaite
Percussion sounds: Kostas Hanis
Voices: Andreas Hanis, Daniel David Bencz, Maria Nobilisova
Music: Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic
Thanks to Rares Tatu, Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic, Miki Ambrozy, Kostas Hanis, Maria Noorda, Gerrit Eenik
Small House Productions
Netherlands 2010, 5min
The Submerging Step of Morpheus was inspired by Morpheus, the Greek God of dreams. In anciet Greek mythology he was the one responsible for shaping dreams. His name means he who forms or molds.
The idea of refusing his sympathy led to create a short film on how the everyday reality of a person is altered in his dreams and what emotions it creates.
The movie focuses on sounds which are supported by images that try to convey the language that we use when it comes to dreaming.
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