The Longest Dream Lasts 45 Minutes

synopsis

The moment just after waking up, in which the outlines of the dream reality dissolve into three dots behind the sentence “I had a dream that…,” gives a glimpse into the consciousness of a person suffering from short-term memory loss. A collage composed of home movies and shots of abandoned urban landscapes traces fragments of family memory that dissolve into dreams and once inhabited sites of the unconscious.

biography

Juliana Moska (1994) is a Polish-Czech director and actress. She studies documentary filmmaking at FAMU. Her short film Portrait of Jarosław Kamiński (2022), about a prominent Polish editor, and her experimental documentary Animot (2021) were screened at Ji.hlava IDFF.

Zdeňka Petrová is a screenwriter and actress. She studies editing composition at FAMU. Professionally, she works in series production and dubbing.

more about film

director:	Juliana Moska, Zdeňka Petrová
producer:	Tomáš Šimon
photography:	Juliana Moska
editing:	Zdeňka Petrová, Juliana Moska
sound:	Klára Ondračková
skladatel:	Veronika Hurtová, Klára Ondračková, Štěpán Moska

contact

Marek Koutesh / FAMU
marek.koutesh@famu.cz