The Man Who Saw Too Much

A 212 Berlin Film

Written and Directed by: Trisha Ziff.


The Man Who Saw Too Much

A 212 Berlin Film

Written and Directed by: Trisha Ziff.

 

The Man Who Saw Too Much

A 212 Berlin Film

Written and Directed by: Trisha Ziff.


The Man Who Saw Too Much

A 212 Berlin Film

Written and Directed by: Trisha Ziff.


SYNOPSIS

A film about fragility; a man obsessed with photographing the accident who discovered that the fate of others was his way of connecting to life. What happens when the image of the accident becomes the object of desire? Through the work of Metinides and his contemporaries we discover Mexico City through a narrative of crime scenes and accidents; and confront our own fascination with death, morbidity, rubbernecking though the Metinides Gaze.

CONTACT
Trisha Ziff 

 

+52 55 5659 1859 

México, City 

Email: administrador@212berlin.com

SYNOPSIS

A film about fragility; a man obsessed with photographing the accident who discovered that the fate of others was his way of connecting to life. What happens when the image of the accident becomes the object of desire? Through the work of Metinides and his contemporaries we discover Mexico City through a narrative of crime scenes and accidents; and confront our own fascination with death, morbidity, rubbernecking though the Metinides Gaze.

CONTACT
Trisha Ziff 

+52 55 5659 1859 

México, City 

Email: administrador@212berlin.com

SYNOPSIS

A film about fragility; a man obsessed with photographing the accident who discovered that the fate of others was his way of connecting to life. What happens when the image of the accident becomes the object of desire? Through the work of Metinides and his contemporaries we discover Mexico City through a narrative of crime scenes and accidents; and confront our own fascination with death, morbidity, rubbernecking though the Metinides Gaze.

CONTACT
Trisha Ziff 

+52 55 5659 1859 

México, City 

Email: administrador@212berlin.com

SYNOPSIS

A film about fragility; a man obsessed with photographing the accident who discovered that the fate of others was his way of connecting to life. What happens when the image of the accident becomes the object of desire? Through the work of Metinides and his contemporaries we discover Mexico City through a narrative of crime scenes and accidents; and confront our own fascination with death, morbidity, rubbernecking though the Metinides Gaze.

CONTACT
Trisha Ziff 

+52 55 5659 1859 

México, City 

Email: administrador@212berlin.com

SYNOPSIS

A film about fragility; a man obsessed with photographing the accident who discovered that the fate of others was his way of connecting to life. What happens when the image of the accident becomes the object of desire? Through the work of Metinides and his contemporaries we discover Mexico City through a narrative of crime scenes and accidents; and confront our own fascination with death, morbidity, rubbernecking though the Metinides Gaze.

CONTACT
Trisha Ziff 

+52 55 5659 1859 

México, City 

Email: administrador@212berlin.com

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 Watch the trailer here: The Man Who Saw Too Much

 Watch the trailer here: The Man Who Saw Too Much

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The Man Who Saw Too Much

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Producers: Trisha Ziff, Alan Suárez
Executive Producers: Albert Berger, Ron Yerxa, Kevin Iwashina.
Co-Producer: Isabel del Río.
Associate Producer: Emma Molina.
Post-Producer: Santiago Pérez Rocha León.
Director of Photography: Felipe Pérez Burchard
Editor: Pedro G. García
Composer: Jacobo Lieberman,
Music Producer: Leonardo Heiblum
Sound Design: Pablo Lach

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Producers: Trisha Ziff, Alan Suárez
Executive Producers: Albert Berger, Ron Yerxa, Kevin Iwashina.
Co-Producer: Isabel del Río.
Associate Producer: Emma Molina.
Post-Producer: Santiago Pérez Rocha León.
Director of Photography: Felipe Pérez Burchard
Editor: Pedro G. García
Composer: Jacobo Lieberman,
Music Producer: Leonardo Heiblum
Sound Design: Pablo Lach

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Producers: Trisha Ziff, Alan Suárez
Executive Producers: Albert Berger, Ron Yerxa, Kevin Iwashina.
Co-Producer: Isabel del Río.
Associate Producer: Emma Molina.
Post-Producer: Santiago Pérez Rocha León.
Director of Photography: Felipe Pérez Burchard
Editor: Pedro G. García
Composer: Jacobo Lieberman,
Music Producer: Leonardo Heiblum
Sound Design: Pablo Lach

 

Color: Color, Black and White
Running Time: 1:28:07
Aspect Ratio: 1.77.7
Format: DCP/BLU Ray/DVD
Locations: Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles.
Main Characters: Enrique Metinides, Dan Gilroy, Pedro Meyer, Michael Nyman, and additional interviewees.

 

Color: Color, Black and White
Running Time: 1:28:07
Aspect Ratio: 1.77.7
Format: DCP/BLU Ray/DVD
Locations: Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles.
Main Characters: Enrique Metinides, Dan Gilroy, Pedro Meyer, Michael Nyman, and additional interviewees.

 

Color: Color, Black and White
Running Time: 1:28:07
Aspect Ratio: 1.77.7
Format: DCP/BLU Ray/DVD
Locations: Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles.
Main Characters: Enrique Metinides, Dan Gilroy, Pedro Meyer, Michael Nyman, and additional interviewees.

Color: Color, Black and White
Running Time: 1:28:07
Aspect Ratio: 1.77.7
Format: DCP/BLU Ray/DVD
Locations: Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles.
Main Characters: Enrique Metinides, Dan Gilroy, Pedro Meyer, Michael Nyman, and additional interviewees.

Color: Color, Black and White
Running Time: 1:28:07
Aspect Ratio: 1.77.7
Format: DCP/BLU Ray/DVD
Locations: Mexico City, New York, Los Angeles.
Main Characters: Enrique Metinides, Dan Gilroy, Pedro Meyer, Michael Nyman, and additional interviewees.

 

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México, City