Wind

In a fascinating experiment during a film course at the Hungarian Academy of Drama and Film in 1995, students were challenged to create a short film based on a single black-and-white photograph taken by Lucien Herve in 1952. This thought-provoking image captured three women standing together at the edge of a village, each gazing intently towards the same distant point. The resulting six-minute one-shot film not only brings the photograph to life but also delves deeper into the lives and experiences of these three women as they navigate their daily realities amidst the rural landscape. Through careful storytelling and cinematography, the film skillfully explores themes of isolation, community, and the intricate connections between people in a small village during an era long past.