The Lost Ones
Synopsis
Set in an "abode where lost bodies roam each searching for its lost one". The abode is a flattened cylinder with rubber walls fifty meters in circumference and eighteen meters high. It is constantly illuminated by a dim, yellow light, and the temperature fluctuates between 5°C to 25°C, sometimes in as small an interval as four seconds. This leads to extremely parched skin, and the bodies brush against each other like dry leaves. Kisses make an "indescribable sound" and the rubber makes the footsteps mostly silent.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Lee Breuer
- Screenplay & Story
- Lee Breuer, Samuel Beckett
- Original Title
- The Lost Ones
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 52m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Lee Breuer
Lee Breuer, Samuel Beckett
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Lee Breuer
Director
Lee Breuer
Writer
Samuel Beckett
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What is The Lost Ones about?
Set in an "abode where lost bodies roam each searching for its lost one". The abode is a flattened cylinder with rubber walls fifty meters in circumference and eighteen meters high. It is constantly illuminated by a dim, yellow light, and the temperature fluctuates between 5°C to 25°C, sometimes in as small an interval as four seconds. This leads to extremely parched skin, and the bodies brush against each other like dry leaves. Kisses make an "indescribable sound" and the rubber makes the footsteps mostly silent.
Who directed The Lost Ones?
The Lost Ones was directed by Lee Breuer.
Who stars in The Lost Ones?
The principal cast of The Lost Ones includes David Warrilow, Ellen McElduff, Linda Wolfe, Bill Raymond.
When was The Lost Ones released and how long is it?
The Lost Ones was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 52m.