When Shall the Light Find My Eyes

2016
5m

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The sparse scene is a glimpse into a relationship between two women. Moody and confused, we see mixed emotions intercut with the movement of two women's relationship as metaphor.The sparse scene is a glimpse into a relationship between two women. Moody and confused, we see mixed emotions intercut with the movement of two women's relationship as metaphor.The sparse scene is a glimpse into a relationship between two women. Moody and confused, we see mixed emotions intercut with the movement of two women's relationship as metaphor.

Director
- Claire Cottrell
Writer
- Aurélia Morali
Stars
- Elit Iscan
- Ingrid Sophie Schram

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5.5/10

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Director
- Claire Cottrell
Writer
- Aurélia Morali
Stars
- Elit Iscan
- Ingrid Sophie Schram

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Ingrid Sophie Schram

Ingrid
(as Ingrid Schram)

Director
- Claire Cottrell
Writer
- Aurélia Morali
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The Swedish sunglasses brand Sun Buddies studies film. The designs are named after film stars. Notably, Bibi nods to the classic pair that Swedish actor, Bibi Andersson, wears in Ingmar Bergman's 'Persona'. Film history lives in layers throughout the brand story. The Spring Summer 2016 campaign featured Lithuanian actor Julija Steponaityte from Alanté Kavaïté's 'The Summer of Sangaile', awarded Best Director at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.

'When shall the light find my eyes' is the first in a series of cinematic excerpts from longer, imaginary stories featuring a single pair of sunglasses. Shot in Los Angeles, California, the Turkish actor, Elit Iscan, from Deniz Gamze Ergüven's 'Mustang', 2016 Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, plays opposite Canadian actor Ingrid Schram.