
ennui / elation / collapse
Synopsis
The short film is about a young woman who, at first plagued by boredom, is looking for distraction in her monotonous existence. She finds what she is looking for, allows herself to be completely captured by the new influences and immerses herself to the point of ecstasy.

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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Robin Mai
- Screenplay & Story
- Robin Mai
- Original Score
- Karl Julian Schmidinger
- Original Title
- ennui / elation / collapse
- Country of Origin
- Austria
- Release Date
- 13/05/2023
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 7m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Robin Mai
Robin Mai
Karl Julian Schmidinger
Robin Mai
Department Leadership Roster
Robin Mai
Writer
Robin Mai
Director
Robin Mai
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About ennui / elation / collapse
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What is ennui / elation / collapse about?
The short film is about a young woman who, at first plagued by boredom, is looking for distraction in her monotonous existence. She finds what she is looking for, allows herself to be completely captured by the new influences and immerses herself to the point of ecstasy.
Who directed ennui / elation / collapse?
ennui / elation / collapse was directed by Robin Mai.
Who stars in ennui / elation / collapse?
The principal cast of ennui / elation / collapse includes Barbara Nina Rettig.
When was ennui / elation / collapse released and how long is it?
ennui / elation / collapse was released in 2023 with a total runtime of 7m.
Who composed the musical score for ennui / elation / collapse?
The original motion picture soundtrack for ennui / elation / collapse was composed by Karl Julian Schmidinger.












