An experimental comedy, Greg Barth‘s Fortunes uses abstract satire to deconstructs quotidian routine. Unless you’re Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, or some other fictional character that is in a perpetual state of adventure, the cycle of everyday living can (and will) get to you. Barth, an award winning artist known for his work Passion Pit, directs a quirky short that undermines the fragile concept of normalcy and structure.
“[Fortunes] portrays a collection of domestic rituals, highlighting the monotony of repetitive daily routines.
Its a study on perception, ultimately demonstrating how doing something long enough can drive you crazy.”
– Greg Barth.
Created and Directed by Greg Barth
Sound Design and Mix
Nookaad Productions
Editing
Alex Da Cunha
Sets, Props & Accessories
Greg Barth, Remi Borgeal
Actors
Remi Borgeal, Yuki Honjo-Archer
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
Courtesy of Greg Barth.
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