No End was inspired by a poem written by the filmmaker. During this process, abstract images surfaced, subsided, and settled, eventually forming the foundation of a film. What developed from this is a lyrical journey that explores the intersection of interconnectivity and lived experience.
In No End, a woman walking in the woods finds a book. What we see are her reflections on a poem, whose text appears on screen, a line at a time. An original music score by Graham Stewart of Viosac accompanies and complements the work.
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No End was inspired by a poem I wrote about grief and loss. During this process, abstract images surfaced, subsided, and settled, eventually forming the foundation of a film. What developed from this is a lyrical journey that explores the intersection of interconnectivity and lived experience.
In No End, a woman walking in the woods finds a book. What we see are her reflections on a poem, whose text appears on screen, a line at a time. An original music score by Graham Stewart of Viosac accompanies and complements the work.
Long Beach Indie International Film Festival, August 30 - September 3, 2017
Sahar Film Festival June 24, 2017
Female Eye Film Festival June 22, 2017
Cosmic Film Festival Feb 2016
Lake Champlain Int Film Festival Nov 20, 2016
Golden Gate Int Film Festival (San Jose) Oct 29 -30, 2016 (Nominated: Best Experimental Short)
International Film Festival Manhattan Oct 20, 2016
Muskoka Independent Film Festival Oct 22, 2016
Buffalo Int. Film Festival (Hallwalls Cont. Art Center) Oct 8, 2016
Arte Non Stop Fest Int de Cine y Arte, Buenos Aires Sept 28, 2016 (Silver Palms, Special Mention)
Columbia Gorge International Film Festival Sept 24, 2016
Jersey Shore Film Festival Sept 4, 2016
New York International Film Festival July 12, 2016
Poinciana Film Festival (Cayman Islands) Jan 30, 2016
Dhaka Int Film & Literature Festival (Bangladesh) Jan 16, 2016
Nevada Int Film Festival Dec 6, 2015 (Platinum Award, Experimental Film Competition)
Hamilton Film Festival Nov 7, 2015
Dehli Shorts International Film Festival Nov 1, 2015 World Premiere
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Director: Brief Bio
Josephine Massarella is an independent filmmaker based in Hamilton. Her award winning shorts have screened world-wide. Her works include 165708, No End; Light Study; Night Stream; Green Dream; Interference; No5 Reversal; and One Woman Waiting. She has a Master of Arts in Cultural Studies from Athabasca University, a graduate certificate in Advanced Film and Television from Sheridan College, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in film at the University of British Columbia.
Directed by:
Josephine Massarella
Writing credits:
Josephine Massarella
Cast:
Ariana Randall
Produced by:
Josephine Massarella
Music by:
Graham Stewart
Cinematography by:
Josephine Massarella
Film Editing by:
Boyd Bonitzke, Josephine Massarella
Casting by:
Josephine Massarella
Production Design by:
Josephine Massarella
Art Direction by:
Josephine Massarella
Production Management:
Josephine Massarella
Other crew:
Camera Assistant: Felix Werth
Graphic Designer: Claire Ridge
No End was inspired by a poem written by the filmmaker. During this process, abstract images surfaced, subsided, and settled, eventually forming the foundation of a film. What developed from this is a lyrical journey that explores the intersection of interconnectivity and lived experience.
In No End, a woman walking in the woods finds a book. What we see are her reflections on a poem, whose text appears on screen, a line at a time. An original music score by Graham Stewart of Viosac accompanies and complements the work.
No End was inspired by a poem I wrote about grief and loss. During this process, abstract images surfaced, subsided, and settled, eventually forming the foundation of a film. What developed from this is a lyrical journey that explores the intersection of interconnectivity and lived experience.
In No End, a woman walking in the woods finds a book. What we see are her reflections on a poem, whose text appears on screen, a line at a time. An original music score by Graham Stewart of Viosac accompanies and complements the work.
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Winner: Platinum Reel Award at 2015 Nevada International Film Festival http://www.nevadafilmfestival.com/2015-winners
Long Beach Indie International Film Festival, August 30 - September 3, 2017
Sahar Film Festival June 24, 2017
Female Eye Film Festival June 22, 2017
Cosmic Film Festival Feb 2016
Lake Champlain Int Film Festival Nov 20, 2016
Golden Gate Int Film Festival (San Jose) Oct 29 -30, 2016 (Nominated: Best Experimental Short)
International Film Festival Manhattan Oct 20, 2016
Muskoka Independent Film Festival Oct 22, 2016
Buffalo Int. Film Festival (Hallwalls Cont. Art Center) Oct 8, 2016
Arte Non Stop Fest Int de Cine y Arte, Buenos Aires Sept 28, 2016 (Silver Palms, Special Mention)
Columbia Gorge International Film Festival Sept 24, 2016
Jersey Shore Film Festival Sept 4, 2016
New York International Film Festival July 12, 2016
Poinciana Film Festival (Cayman Islands) Jan 30, 2016
Dhaka Int Film & Literature Festival (Bangladesh) Jan 16, 2016
Nevada Int Film Festival Dec 6, 2015 (Platinum Award, Experimental Film Competition)
Hamilton Film Festival Nov 7, 2015
Dehli Shorts International Film Festival Nov 1, 2015 World Premiere
Director: Brief Bio
Josephine Massarella is an independent filmmaker based in Hamilton. Her award winning shorts have screened world-wide. Her works include 165708, No End; Light Study; Night Stream; Green Dream; Interference; No5 Reversal; and One Woman Waiting. She has a Master of Arts in Cultural Studies from Athabasca University, a graduate certificate in Advanced Film and Television from Sheridan College, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in film at the University of British Columbia.
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