Ødeland
Mar 27, 2015 · 28m
Director
Jesper QuistgaardOverview
In a post-apocalyptic world in human decay, a protective father and his teenage daughter are forced to bring a mute teenage boy to their hide-out, which puts their relationship under decisive pressure and expose them to outer dangers. ØDELAND is a short drama about walking the thin line between doubt and hope and the choice between truth and lie – a story about a father wanting to do everything in his power to sustain hope in his daughter in a seemingly hopeless world.
Cast of Ødeland
Crew of Ødeland
Jesper QuistgaardProducer, Director, Associate Producer- Nicklas Anthony ClarkProducer, Writer, Associate Producer
Cathrine OdgaardProducer, Editor, Assistant Director
Mia Mai Dengsø GraabækDirector of Photography- Søren HussMusic
- Dan Isager NielsenSound Mixer
- Simon LykkeAssistant Director
- Anders QuistgaardScript
- Kasper BundvadFocus Puller
- Julie Mørch HonoréClapper Loader
- Vincente Kenrice KlehrClapper Loader
- André StaalGrip
- Isac HessellundDigital Imaging Technician, Colorist
- Hannibal StruckmannGaffer
- Katharine Juul AndersenLighting Production Assistant
- Jonathan KjærgaardLighting Production Assistant
- Louise KongstedProduction Designer
- Jeppe Gren ScheldeProperty Master
- Julie TøttrupMakeup Artist
- Martin HansenSpecial Effects Makeup Artist
About Ødeland
What is Ødeland about?
In a post-apocalyptic world in human decay, a protective father and his teenage daughter are forced to bring a mute teenage boy to their hide-out, which puts their relationship under decisive pressure and expose them to outer dangers. ØDELAND is a short drama about walking the thin line between doubt and hope and the choice between truth and lie – a story about a father wanting to do everything…
When was Ødeland released?
Ødeland was released on March 27, 2015.
How long is Ødeland?
Ødeland runs 28 minutes.
Who directed Ødeland?
Ødeland was directed by Jesper Quistgaard.
Who is in the cast of Ødeland?
The cast of Ødeland includes Alex Høgh Andersen (Jakup), Elias Munk (Arek), Rudi Køhnke (Asger), Ramadan Huseini (Lukasz) and Anders Nylander Thomsen (Patryk).