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The arts and Rachmaninov's music, played by Boris Giltburg,
restore our everlasting belief in our earth and our humanity.

Sergey Rachmaninov
Prelude op. 23 N°7

Boris Giltburg, piano

"Best Music Video at the american Directors Circle Festival of Shorts (2015)"

Written and directed by Stéphan Aubé
Produced by Augmentum
Executive producer · Lars Fenger
Producer · Allan O Lückow
DoP · Jacob Marlow
Concept artist · Niels Valentin
Compositing · Jon Angelo Gjetting
Architectural and compositing artist · André Kronsted Holberg
3D digital artists · Teis Johannesson Mørup and Nikoline Deselsted Lind
Production manager · Karina Lærke
Lighting gaffer · Michael Kreutzman
TechnoDolly operator / 1.A.C. · Allan O Lückow
Onset previs operator · Morten V Berg
Still photographer · Torben Rohde
Music producer · Phil Rowlands
Sound design · Baptiste Marie
Introduction text written by Lars Fenger
Storyboart artist · Steffen Vala
Equipment and facilities provided by MoCopenhagen

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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