"A Film By Christopher Hlas"
In this innovative short film by award winning writer Christopher Hlas (1st place, Gary Fleder-Scott Rosenberg Short Screenplay Contest), a woman's near death experience results in her life flashing before her eyes in a rhythmic and musical sequence, which chronologically connects simple past experiences to her present encounter with danger. Set into motion by a brief catalyctic event, Interlude demonstrates, with a lyrical edge, how a person's memories of q lifetime can be condensed into moments of rhythmic movement.
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In this innovative short film by award winning writer Christopher Hlas (1st place, Gary Fleder-Scott Rosenberg Short Screenplay Contest), a woman's near death experience results in her life flashing before her eyes in a rhythmic and musical sequence, which chronologically connects simple past experiences to her present encounter with danger. Set into motion by a brief catalyctic event, Interlude demonstrates, with a lyrical edge, how a person's memories of q lifetime can be condensed into moments of rhythmic movement.