Moby Dick (2002)
Moby Dick is a film that tells the story of an impossible quest amidst the uncertain cityscapes of post-industrial Barcelona. Slippery ways of life appear and disappear, bringing us into contact with some evasive characters. Characters who trade in scrap, steal, gamble, and hang around jails, disused factories and fairgrounds. Characters who have enough time on their hands to pose for a long while in front of a pinhole camera, but are incapable of being still, so their image is always blurred.
Director: David Fernández, Jordi Vera
Runtime: 95 min
Release Date: February 6, 2002
Music: La Lidia
Editing: David Vericat
Country: Spain
Language: Español
Original Language: es
More Films by Director: David Fernández, Jordi Vera
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Moby Dick about?
- Moby Dick is a film that tells the story of an impossible quest amidst the uncertain cityscapes of post-industrial Barcelona. Slippery ways of life appear and disappear, bringing us into contact with some evasive characters. Characters who trade in scrap, steal, gamble, and hang around jails, disused factories and fairgrounds. Characters who have enough time on their hands to pose for a long while in front of a pinhole camera, but are incapable of being still, so their image is always blurred.
- Who directed Moby Dick?
- Moby Dick was directed by David Fernández, Jordi Vera.
- How long is Moby Dick?
- Moby Dick has a runtime of 1h 35m (95 minutes).
- Where was Moby Dick produced?
- Moby Dick was produced in Spain.