"Vesper Chronicles", SF that does not lack resources

• In the universe of "Vesper Chronicles", natural resources are monopolized by a handful of wealthy people.

• A teenager bravely stands up against this injustice.

• The directors of “Vanishing Waves” immerse her in a brutal and aesthetic world to deliver an ecological message.

Kristina Buozyte and Bruno Samper's Vesper Chronicles

is thrilling European science fiction.

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continues their aesthetic and philosophical exploration: Krystina Buozyte and Bruno Samper this time force a resourceful young girl to survive in a world whose natural resources are monopolized by mysterious individuals.

“We obviously wanted to talk about ecology, confides Bruno Samper to

.

Our film is a futuristic fable that questions what is happening today.

The filmmakers cast the lead role in their film to Raffiella Chapman, a future star whose charisma and talent shed light on this dark history.

The most realistic settings possible

“We shot the exteriors in Lithuania, explains Bruno Samper, because we wanted our heroine to evolve in the most realistic settings possible.

The cinematographer Feliksas Abrukauskas was inspired by the Flemish school, and more particularly by Rembrandt, to immerse the viewer in tableaux vivants whose beauty constantly surprises.

"Producing science fiction in Europe is not easy," insists Bruno Samper.

We tried to make the most of a tiny budget to deliver a spectacular film.

» This bet is won because

really dazzles by combining a strong story with simple but effective special effects.

This work comes out of the production run-of-the-mill to surprise, move and charm.

She really deserves not to go unnoticed.

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