Waiting for the time to pass (2021)
A dog waits in a car. The windows fog up and we hear the creature panting and whining softly – his impatience and restlessness are contagious. The dog is entirely at the mercy of people in escaping from this predicament. Janis Rafa connects this image with early Soviet space flights in which dogs were sent into space as part of experiments. Waiting for the Time to Pass is a new work, made during the corona pandemic, and the association with the limited freedom of movement and uncertainty about the lockdown is clear. In her earlier work, Rafa often commented subtly on the ecological disaster caused by anthropocentrism.
Director: Janis Rafa
Runtime: 4 min
Release Date: March 9, 2021
Country: Greece
Language: No Language
Original Language: xx
Keywords
animals
More Films by Director: Janis Rafa
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Waiting for the time to pass about?
- A dog waits in a car. The windows fog up and we hear the creature panting and whining softly – his impatience and restlessness are contagious. The dog is entirely at the mercy of people in escaping from this predicament. Janis Rafa connects this image with early Soviet space flights in which dogs were sent into space as part of experiments. Waiting for the Time to Pass is a new work, made during the corona pandemic, and the association with the limited freedom of movement and uncertainty about the lockdown is clear. In her earlier work, Rafa often commented subtly on the ecological disaster caused by anthropocentrism.
- Who directed Waiting for the time to pass?
- Waiting for the time to pass was directed by Janis Rafa.
- How long is Waiting for the time to pass?
- Waiting for the time to pass has a runtime of 4m (4 minutes).
- Where was Waiting for the time to pass produced?
- Waiting for the time to pass was produced in Greece.